Raila Odinga, who served as Kenya's Prime Minister and was a key opposition leader, has died at the age of 80. His political career, which lasted more than 40 years, was marked by five attempts to secure the presidency, reflecting his enduring ambition and commitment to Kenyan politics. Odinga was a significant figure in advocating for democracy and reforms in the country. Following his passing, President William Ruto announced a period of national mourning lasting seven days, along with plans for a state funeral, underscoring the profound impact Odinga had on the political landscape of Kenya. His legacy will likely continue to influence future generations of politicians and citizens alike.