Kenya and the wider African continent are mourning the loss of veteran Kenyan politician and former Prime Minister Raila Amollo Odinga, whose long political career and influence left a lasting mark on the country.

Affectionately known by names including “Baba,” “Tinga,” “Agwambo,” “Nyundo,” and “Enigma,” Odinga was remembered by supporters and political allies for his decades of involvement in Kenya’s political and democratic development.

Tributes have described him as a towering figure whose presence extended beyond Kenya. His supporters have expressed grief over his passing, saying his contribution to public life, advocacy and national politics will remain part of Kenya’s history.

Messages of condolence have also highlighted the impact he had across Africa, with many describing his political journey and legacy as significant to generations of Kenyans and Africans.

As tributes continue to pour in, Raila Odinga is being remembered not only for the offices he held, but also for the lasting influence he had on Kenya’s political landscape.

Kenya misses him. Africa remembers him, and his legacy will continue to be discussed for generations to come.