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 […]

22 May 2026 – The Office conducted an induction programme for newly recruited interns and attaches at its headquarters, reaffirming ORPP’s commitment to nurturing a professional and high-performing workforce. The induction was facilitated by Heads of Departments and their representatives, who provided the new team with valuable insights into their roles and responsibilities, public service

21 May 2026: ORPP continues to showcase on day two at the Agricultural Society of Kenya, marked by in-depth engagements and invaluable feedback from a wide range of guests and stakeholders. This is the Mt. Kenya Agricultural National Show ongoing at the Nanyuki Showground from 20th to 25th May,2026 The team had the honour of

21 May 2026: ORPP hosted a courtesy visit from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Kenya’s Deputy Resident Representative, Madelena Monoja and Jane Serwanga, Team Leader (o.i.c), Governance and Inclusive Growth Unit. The meeting provided an opportunity to reaffirm the longstanding partnership between the two institutions and explore areas of collaboration aimed at strengthening Kenya’s

The Office of the Registrar of Political Parties  was part of a high-level delegation at the 6th County Assemblies Legislative Summit, Mombasa County, 13th to 17th April 2026, in Mombasa Registrar, J.C. Lorionokou, spoke on a wide array of partnerships the Office had with the County Assemblies under the forum theme “Resilient County Assemblies: Reinforcing

National Political Parties Steering Committee (NPPLC) consultative meeting, April 28th to 29th, 2026. – The meeting convened by ORPP discussed and developed the Committee’s work plan and roadmap as preparations for the 2027 general election. The sitting sought to establish the Steering Committee’s priorities with the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission(IEBC) for the upcoming 2027

The awards makes full registration of political parties at 93, while provisional registration at 33 by April 2026. On 22nd April, 2026, ORPP HQ in Nairobi, the Registrar of Political Parties, J.C Lorionokou, officially issued a certificate of full registration to the People’s Renaissance Movement (PM), alongside provisional registration certificates to four political parties: National

On 15th April, 2026, the Registrar, J.C. Lorionokou, issued provisional registration certificates to 3 Political Parties: The Future Party (TFP), Kenya Great Party (KGP), and United Super Alliance Party (USAP). The issuance followed a rigorous evaluation of parties’ applications in line with legal requirements. “The ORPP party registration applications in a collective approach where different

On 14 April 2026, ORPP participated in a Strategic Dialogue held under the Manifesto Yetu dissemination initiative, a platform aimed at promoting inclusive governance and advancing youth-driven priorities within Kenya’s democratic processes. The forum brought together key governance institutions and stakeholders to strengthen engagement between young people and institutions responsible for political and electoral governance.