A political conflict is emerging in Uganda as two Members of Parliament, Linos Ngompek and Denis, plan to introduce a Private Member’s Bill aimed at amending the Administration of Parliament Act. This move is backed by the PLU and targets the position of the Leader of the Opposition (LOP), indicating a significant shift in the political landscape.

The Kenya Times reports that tensions have arisen between President William Ruto and Gideon Moi over a Ksh1.2 billion issue. In a statement dated June 24, 2026, The Standard Group PLC responded to Ruto's remarks on X, rejecting his criticism of the media and denying any intentions of blackmail. The media company accused the President of publicly attacking them.

Manyatta MP John Gitonga Mukunji has proposed amendments to the National Assembly’s Standing Orders to require a two-thirds quorum for passing future Finance Bills. This suggestion follows public criticism regarding the low participation of 187 MPs during a crucial vote on June 18. Mukunji emphasized the importance of the Finance Bill, citing its significant impact on citizens and the country's political and economic direction, referencing the experience of 2024.

Jubilee presidential aspirant Fred Matiang’i recently met with the Linda Mwananchi team, which includes notable political figures such as Embakasi East MP Babu Owino, Kisii Senator Richard Onyonka, and Siaya Governor James Orengo. This meeting has led to speculation about potential political realignments between the United Alternative Government and Linda Mwananchi as the 2027 general election approaches. Matiang’i shared photos from the meeting on his X account but did not disclose the topics discussed.

The Political Parties Disputes Tribunal (PPDT) ruled that Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna did not receive a fair hearing before the ODM removed him as secretary general. Tribunal Chair Gad Gathu noted serious procedural flaws in the handling of the case by the ODM National Executive Committee (NEC), including lack of proper notice and failure to allow Sifuna to respond to allegations.

According to JamiiForums, there are discussions regarding the decision by CHADEMA to portray themselves in a certain light, leading to accusations of being puppets. The context and implications of this self-exposure are being debated among political observers and party supporters.