On the 35th anniversary of Saba Saba, Kenyan opposition leader Raila Odinga emphasized the historic significance of the Kamukunji Grounds as the sacred site of the original 1990 protests that sought to repeal Section 2A of the Constitution and introduce multi-party democracy. Odinga described Saba Saba as an inclusive, democratic, and intergenerational movement involving diverse groups such as professionals, academics, trade unionists, civil society, women, and religious organizations. In his address, Odinga proposed the formation of an "Intergenerational National Conclave" to address pressing national issues including comprehensive police reforms, youth unemployment, and broader socio-economic challenges. He suggested that the resolutions from this conclave should be subjected to a national referendum. Odinga has defended the dialogue initiative as a necessary step to avoid anarchy and foster national unity amid ongoing political tensions and youth-led protests. However, his call for dialogue has faced opposition from key political figures including former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and People's Liberation Party leader Martha Karua, who rejected the proposal, arguing that the country's challenges should be resolved through elections rather than dialogue. Karua specifically dismissed dialogue with the current Kenya Kwanza administration, labeling it as "not an option" and accusing Odinga's initiative of covering for government repression. Within Odinga's Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), there was internal debate following critical remarks by ODM Secretary-General Edwin Sifuna about the ruling government and President William Ruto. Odinga publicly defended Sifuna, describing him as the party's mouthpiece and affirming his right to critique the government. The ODM leadership is also reportedly reviewing its cooperation with the ruling United Democratic Alliance (UDA). Overall, Odinga's proposals highlight ongoing efforts by opposition leaders to address Kenya's political impasse through dialogue, though consensus remains elusive amid divergent views within the political landscape.