SUMMARY OF SEATS WON PER PARTY IN THE 2013 GENERAL ELECTION
Download a summary of all seats won by political parties in the 2013 general election […]
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Sentrim Hotel; Elementaita -Navasha, Kenya; 30 May 2016: Leaders from registered Political Parties today met at Sentrim Hotel in Elementaita and resolved to revive Political Parties Liaison Committee (PPLC) in preparation for the 2017 General Elections. Members also resolved to work on a joint strategy to revamp the committees. The Committee has played a significant
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The Constitution of Kenya (CoK, 2010) and the Political Parties Act, 2011 have brought about many new changes affecting formation, management and regulation of political parties in the country. Registered political parties, their officials, members, supporters and citizens need to know key information about these laws which include members’ rights
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Office of the Registrar of Political Parties has introduced technology software for verification of validity of party membership. The Political Parties Registration Software offers practical and efficient solution for handling huge submissions of party membership register. The software has capabilities for verification of the data and checking of duplicates before the final update is done
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The Registrar of Political Parties will this week make a presentation at the 3rd Annual Devolution Conference scheduled for 20th-23rd April 2016 at Meru National Polytechnic, Meru County. Mrs. Lucy Ndungu would attend as panelist at the conference slated for Friday, 22 April 2016. “My thematic area is Roadmap to 2017 elections: Electoral Integrity in a
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ORPP held its third edition of the Political Parties Leadership training program from 11th April to 13th April, 2016 at the Kenya School of Law, Karen. The Registrar of Political Parties, Lucy Ndung’u stated that “the training aimed at strengthening Kenya’s political leadership and saw over 50 women leaders from political parties getting engaged on
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