Former Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Vice President for the south Kondwani Nankhumwa on Wednesday met Winnie Mandela, the Executive Director of Friends of Baba (FOBA).
Nankhumwa, leader of opposition in Parliament is in Kenya upon the invitation of the Kenyan Parliament.
According to the statement, Nankhumwa engaged with Mandela and some prominent figures where discussions revolved around Raila Odinga’s bid for the African Union (AU) Chairmanship.
Recently, FOBA announced the appointment of Nankhumwa into the Pan-African advocacy group to champion Raila Odinga’s AU Chairmanship bid.
Nankhumwa, recognizing the significance of regional alliances in advancing Odinga’s candidacy, engaged in robust dialogue with Mandela to explore avenues for garnering support from across the continent.
Drawing from his political acumen and understanding of regional dynamics, Nankhumwa pledged solidarity and cooperation, affirming his commitment to bolstering Odinga’s candidacy.
Mandela, in turn, lauded Nankhumwa’s efforts and emphasized the pivotal role of collective action in realizing Odinga’s vision for a more unified and progressive Africa.
