Kenyan Member of Parliament Mohamed Ali has announced his intention to dissolve the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) in Mombasa, accusing the party of betraying its supporters. Speaking at a public gathering in Nyali on October 10, 2026, Ali claimed the ruling party failed to deliver on its promises of economic empowerment. He emphasized his role in forming the UDA in the coastal region, highlighting his efforts to improve local conditions.
Ali criticized the party for not fulfilling commitments made during its campaign, which included job creation and infrastructure development. He stated that the UDA’s leadership had turned against the community, leading to a loss of public trust. His remarks came amid growing dissatisfaction with the party’s performance in the region.
The UDA, a coalition of political parties in Kenya, has faced increasing scrutiny over its governance and policy implementation. Ali’s decision to challenge the party reflects a broader trend of political realignment in the country. His call to action has drawn attention from local activists and opposition groups, who are monitoring the situation closely. The outcome of his efforts could influence the political landscape in Mombasa and beyond.
