The ORPP, with support from NIMD, convened a Multi-Stakeholder Dialogue Forum to discuss and lay interventions to Technology Facilitated Gender-Based Violence (TFGBV) and Online Violence Against Women in Politics (OVAWP). Participants, while paying close attention to threats of the menace to the 2027 General Election, rekindled the need for strengthening the safety and integrity in […]
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The ORPP, in its continued collaboration, joined the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission(IEBC) during the launch of the IEBC’s Strategic Plan 2024-2029 and Election Operations Plan 2025-2027 in Nairobi, KICC. Speaking during the forum, Registrar J.C. Lorionokou, noted: “The ORPP, IEBC are not merely partners; by virtue of the respective mandates, the two must continue
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The Registrar, J.C. Lorionokou was one of the lead speakers at the County Assemblies Forum (CAF) held on 18th and 19th June 2026 in Machakos county, that comprised women leaders in 47 counties. The Registrar facilitating on the subject, “Political Parties, Participation and Inclusion”, underscored the cardinal responsibility of women leaders understanding party structures and
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The ORPP conducted a verification exercise for the Freedom and Opportunity Party (FOP), the Forum for Economic Development Agenda (FEDA), and the United National Congress (UNC) as part of the process of assessing their applications for full registration. The exercise was conducted by various teams from 21st and 26th June 2026. The exercise sought to
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Grassroots-based media practitioners based in Baringo appreciate ORPP for a capacity-building forum the Office conducted Kenya School of Government, Baringo Campus, on 7th May 2026. The forum was held with support of facilitators from the Media Council of Kenya (MCK). It focused on broadening the scribes’ insights on a raft of political parties’ regulation processes
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The ORPP Head of Legal and Advisory Services, Wafula Wakoko, and the Head of Internal Audit and Assurance, Ms. Andia Khaseke, represented the Office at the 3rd Annual Regulatory Authorities and Agencies Conference, 6th to 8th May 2026, at SEKU, Kwa Vonza, Kitui County. The conference drew participation of top government officials, including Principal Secretaries,
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The ORPP is duly licensed as a Data Controller and Data Handler by the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner. The Office held a sensitization programme for ORPP Data Protection Officers from 11th to 15th May 2026. The programme was aimed at developing an organizational Data Inventory to support the identification of data flows and
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The ORPP, through the Nakuru-based office, convened and sensitized a section of county political parties officials in a stakeholder engagement forum in Kericho County at the Kericho Technical and Vocational College (TVC). The engagement,part of ORPP continuous national and grassroot level sensitization fora, aimed at enhancing public awareness and stakeholder collaboration on wide aspects relating
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The ORPP leadership/Plenary commenced engagement with field-based staffers on varied dates in May and June 2026, to appreciate respective operations and assess specific needs of stakeholders at the regions. The visitations are part of ORPP’s commitment to enhance its decentralized services to reach different parts of the country. Registrar of Political Parties J.C. Lorionokou, commencing
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A session of technical staff drawn from various departments drafting Technology bound Regulations held a technical drafting session of Technology Regulations from the 25th to 29th May 2026. The Technology Regulations seek to operationalize section 34B that obliges the Registrar to establish a technology that is simple,secure, accurate and transparent for better management of political
