The ORPP on invitation of Badili Africa, a Community Based advocacy on 5th December 2024 witnessed unwilling of a documentary highlighting the plight and experiences of women political mobilisers.The film was part was part of the commemorations for the 16 Days of Activist Gender-Based Violence and stakeholders involved in the project support to grassroots women […]

The Registrar of Political Parties, Ann Nderitu, CBS, bags Mtumishi Bora awards, a recognition Christian  leader and champion for integrity and inclusivity in the 2024 Utumishi Bora Awards (UBA). Ms. Nderitu was starred under the  Leadership Category, receiving the award on Saturday 30th November, 2024 during Awards and Gala Dinner in Nairobi, organised by Kenya

Kikao na Comrades at Pioneer International University The ORPP in a barely a month, October and November engaged 5 universities on its effort to nurture and promote good governance and participation in political parties amongst the youth and the larger citizenry. Discussions held were with a section of faculty, student leaders and students pursuing political

The Registrar, Ann Nderitu, CBS in the afternoon of 9th October, hosted staff to evaluate the customer service experience, performance, and culture of the ORPP, aiming for enhanced service delivery. “Today, I commend all staff for their efforts in establishing the Registrar and ORPP as a national reference institution, contributing significantly to democracy and governance.

Registrar Ann Nderitu, CBS, was part of the delegates at the African Socialist Youth Committee Consultative Forum, which centered on the theme “Democracy Under Threats and Youth Activism for Secure and Free Societies.” The forum was held on 11th October, 2024 in Nairobi. In her keynote address, the Registrar highlighted the critical role of youth

Team Kitui participated in the Mashujaa Day celebrations held at Masii playground in Machakos County on 20th October, 2024. Speaking during the forum, Hope Nandwa, the Lower Eastern Coordinator, emphasized the role and influence of ORPP in fostering democracy by ensuring the proper registration of political parties and overseeing their adherence to legal standards. “The

The ORPP has initiated the implementation of its newly launched Political Education Manual for Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) with a training session for the Chairpersons of political parties’ Disability Leagues, held on October 28th -29th, 2024. Registrar of Political Parties, Ann Nderitu, CBS during the forum supported by  Kenya – Hanns-Seidel-Stiftung (HSF), urged political parties

The Plenary, the Registrar and Assistant Registrar are on course to develop its Mid-term performance report to encapsulate their top leadership journey at ORPP mid-way. A section of ORPP working team convened from 29th October to 2nd November, convened to work on and structure a consolidated report, out of submissions from various departments The Mid

On November 8, 2024, the Kilifi team visited Deputy Governor Mbetsa Chibule of Kilifi County. The discussion cantered on identifying opportunities for partnership between ORPP and the Kilifi County Government. The talk further explored ways of jointly enhancing the participation of Special Interest Groups (SIGs)  as part of public engagement and community involvement efforts.

The ORPP with support of ELGIA convened a consultative meeting with representatives from Faith-Based Organizations (FBOs) on 30th October, 2024 in Nairobi. The engagement sought to gather their insights on proposed amendments to the Political Parties Act of 2011(now cited as Political Parties Cap. 7D). The proposals put forth by the representatives focused on the