The SADC has urged its 16 member states to support Madagascar’s candidate, Richard Randriamandrato, against Kenya’s Raila Odinga in the AUC elections set for February 15. Amb. Macharia Kamau of the Foreign Affairs Ministry expressed confidence in Odinga’s chances of winning.
The Southern African Development Community (SADC) has called upon its 16 member states to support Madagascar’s candidate Richard Randriamandrato in the upcoming African Union Commission (AUC) election on February 15. This election poses a competitive scenario against Kenya’s Raila Odinga, who is also in contention for the AUC chairmanship. In response to these developments, the Principal Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Amb. Macharia Kamau, expressed confidence in Odinga’s potential victory, indicating a strong belief in his candidacy’s appeal.
The SADC’s endorsement of Richard Randriamandrato illustrates its strategic support for Madagascar in the AUC race, highlighting the significance of regional alliances in international elections. Meanwhile, Kenya’s confidence in Raila Odinga signifies a competitive atmosphere in the AUC election. As both candidates prepare for the vote, the outcome will be pivotal in shaping the leadership of the African Union.
Original Source: ntvkenya.co.ke
