The ORPP led by Compliance department conducted a countrywide verification of headquarter offices of all fully registered political parties. The exercise undertaken by assigned teams took place from 13th to 18th April, 2025. The exercise sought to assess compliance of parties on various areas such as presence of offices, membership threshold, financial management and reporting, […]

The ORPP, in collaboration with a cluster of representatives from both funded and non-funded political parties, as well as relevant government agencies, is in the process of developing a financial reporting template for political parties. This initiative is being undertaken through a Joint Committee comprising the ORPP, political parties, the Public Sector Accounting Standards Board

Kenya, is mid-way in around the mid-way in the current electoral cycle; between 2022 and 2027 general election. The ORPP was part of state and non-state electoral players, in a election conference to discuss state of preparedness including legal reforms. Registrar of Political Parties Ann Nderitu, CBS underscored the importance of prioritizing legal reform. “Legal

The ORPP, in its endeavor to promote good governance by political parties, continued to sensitize political parties’ organs, including Internal Dispute Resolution Committees (IDRCs). To that end, a two-day training 13th-14th March 2025 for IDRCs second batch of 23 fully registered political parties. “The IDRMs have proved to be very helpful in promoting democratic including

ORPP held an orientation session for posted interns and attaches joining ORPP, some of whom are through the Public Service Commission of Kenya. The session held on 19th March 2025 was meant to onboard the new budding professionals to ORPP standards of service. Registrar of Political Parties, Ann Nderitu, CBS, welcomed the new officers, congratulating

During the International Women’s Day commemorations, the Registrar of Political Parties, Ann Nderitu, CBS was honored for her advocacy in promoting women’s inclusion and empowerment. In her remarks while receiving the award at KICC on 7th March, 2025, the Registrar expressed gratitude for the recognition as a trailblazer in championing the rights of minorities while

“In making the Strategic Plan for the period ORPP shall align to national development agenda and ‘learnings’ from Post Election Evaluation report and implementing gaps of the retiring Plait should also seal gaps experienced in legal, communication, procurement and all operational issues as outlined in the Election Operation Plan that guided ORPP in previous election”,

Various field offices, with overall coordination of Assistant Director Field Services Coordination and support of a section of headquarter staff, held a series of stakeholder partner engagements in February and March in their respective counties. They were spearheaded by ORPP field-based officers. The deliberations sought to explore and expand ORPP’s partnership with partners and stakeholders

As part of its commitment to promoting good governance, ORPP continues to sensitize political parties, including their Internal Dispute Resolution Committees (IDRCs). A two-day training session for the second batch of 23 fully registered political parties took place on March 13-14, 2025. “IDRMs have played a crucial role in fostering democracy within political parties. Insights