Opposition leaders have returned to the negotiating table in an effort to ease political tensions that emerged after a recent public disagreement.
The leaders held fresh talks as they seek to rebuild cooperation and strengthen unity ahead of the 2027 General Election.
The latest meeting comes days after senior opposition figures exchanged sharp remarks in public, raising concerns about divisions within the broader opposition movement.
The renewed discussions are focused on finding common ground and developing a strategy that can bring different political parties and formations together.
The push for unity comes amid growing efforts by opposition leaders to create a stronger political alliance ahead of the next General Election. Several parties and movements have been holding consultations on how to work together instead of competing against one another.
DAP-K leader Eugene Wamalwa has been among those calling for greater cooperation within the opposition. He has previously said that the United Opposition and the Linda Mwananchi movement are working under the WANTAM platform to build a united political team.
The latest talks are therefore seen as an attempt to prevent personal disagreements from weakening the opposition's wider political plans.
Leaders involved in the discussions are expected to continue consultations as they work towards agreeing on a common political direction.
With the 2027 elections drawing closer, the success of the unity efforts could determine whether the opposition presents a united front or enters the contest divided.
The latest meeting signals a possible shift from public confrontation to dialogue as opposition leaders seek to put their differences aside and focus on their shared political objectives.