The Office reaffirmed its commitment to follow the law strictly and ensure inclusivity in all registration and compliance processes.
Speaking during an interview on 1st October 2026, at K24 TV, Registrar of Political Parties J.C. Lorionokou said the Office’s responsibility is to safeguard and promote the political rights of all citizens as guaranteed under Article 38 of the Constitution, which she described as essential for the growth of democracy.
On the latest court developments concerning the reservation of the Linda Mwananchi party particulars, the Registrar assured the public that the Office abides by court’ decisions including the 7-day review period given on the matter and further guided the applicants accordingly.
“Registration is a continuous process,” he said, stressing that only fully registered and compliant parties are allowed by law to participate in elections, including the 10th August 2027 General Election. He informed of ORPP’s review of f various party documentation commencing with Nomination rules, which was undertaken within the ORPP’s deadline of 6th November 2026.
The Registrar also responded to audience questions on a wide range of topical issues, including requirements for party registration, compliance processes, and the safeguards ORPP has put in place to manage political party membership, including digital platforms.