Among those present at the meeting were Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya, Kakamega Senator Bonny Khalwale, and Vihiga Senator Godfrey Osotsi, alongside other leaders from the Western Kenya region.
Details of the discussions were not immediately made public, but the leaders are understood to have deliberated on issues affecting the region, national politics, governance, and development priorities.
The meeting comes at a time when political activity across the country is beginning to intensify, with leaders positioning themselves and consolidating regional influence ahead of future political contests and negotiations.
Sifuna, who also serves as the Secretary General of the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), has in recent months remained active in opposition politics and regional consultations involving key leaders from different parts of the country.
Governor Natembeya has also emerged as one of the most outspoken leaders from Western Kenya, frequently calling for stronger regional unity and increased focus on development issues affecting the area.
Senator Khalwale, known for his vocal political style, continues to play an influential role in Western Kenya politics despite being affiliated with the Kenya Kwanza coalition.
His presence at the meeting attracted attention due to the mix of leaders drawn from different political sides.
Osotsi, meanwhile, has maintained a visible role within opposition politics and regional mobilisation efforts in Western Kenya.
Political observers say meetings bringing together leaders from across party lines often signal ongoing consultations on matters of regional interest, coalition building, and future political cooperation.
Western Kenya remains one of the country’s key political regions due to its voting strength and influence in national political calculations.
As a result, gatherings involving senior leaders from the area frequently attract public and political attention.
Although no formal resolutions were announced after the meeting, sources familiar with the discussions indicated that leaders emphasised the importance of unity, economic empowerment, and coordinated leadership in advancing the interests of the region.