The United Opposition has moved to Taveta and Voi as its Coast tour entered its second day, with leaders expected to hold public engagements and address residents on political and development issues.

The tour brings together opposition leaders seeking to strengthen their grassroots networks and rally support across the region.

The leaders are expected to meet residents, local political actors and community representatives during the day’s programme.

Their engagements come as political parties and alliances intensify efforts to expand their influence ahead of future electoral contests.

The Coast region remains a key political battleground, with leaders seeking to consolidate support among communities across the counties.

The tour is also expected to provide the opposition with an opportunity to outline its agenda and respond to concerns raised by residents.

On the first day, the leaders held a series of meetings and public engagements as they began their mobilisation drive in the region.

The second day’s activities in Taveta and Voi are likely to attract significant public attention, given the area’s political importance and the presence of competing alliances.

Local leaders and supporters are expected to join the opposition team during the meetings and rallies.

The tour comes amid growing political realignments, with leaders positioning themselves and building alliances ahead of the next general election.

The United Opposition’s continued presence at the Coast is expected to fuel debate over the region’s political direction and the alliances that could shape future contests.