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Inadequate Special Interest Groups representation in leadership & funding, gaps in internal disputes remains a challenge. The various parties representatives highlighted. The ORPP held discussions with International Republican Institute (IRI)and Centre for Multiparty Democracy (CMD) on 15th August 2024 to explore ways of enhancing Special Interest Groups (SIGs)Youth, Women and PWDs in the governance of […]

Registrar Ann Nderitu, CBS engaged citizens on raft of registration, compliance and funding of political parties during a at Radio Citizen, morning talk show on 1st August, 2024. The discussion formed a series of other engagement in various radio stations in the course of the quarter aligned to ORPP’s to political education agenda.  During the

The ORPP with support of Westminster Foundation for Democracy (WFD) held a session with a section of Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) to be sensitized on  Minimum Standards on Inclusion, developed by WFD with involvement of parties representatives. The session was held on 21st August 2024  at Kenya Institute of Curriculum (KICD). Assistant Registrar Ali Abdullahi,

The Registrar held talks and trained PCEA Women, focusing on Financial Literacy and Social Inclusion held at Leilani Gardens, Kikuyu Constituency Kiambu County on 29th August 2024.  The initiative was aimed at enhancing stakeholder engagement and equip the  women’s group participation in leadership and governance. Topics covered were Social Inclusion, Governance and Group Management for Sustainability,

The ORPP sensitized the 48 political parties currently qualifying for allocation of the Political Parties Fund on for  FY 2024/2025. The engagement was aimed at building capacity for prudent utilization of the funds for the intended purposes  under the Political Parties Act, 2011 (PPA). Parties were guided on the development and submission of work plans and

On August 13, 2024, ORPP joined on X-space a section of stakeholders in discussions themed “Revitalizing Democracy through Youth Participation and the Role of Political Parties in Good Governance.” The head of Legal and Advisory, Wafula Wakoko joined other panelists including  Elections Observation Group (ELOG) Marcus Ageng’a, Eustace Kinyua and Mike Muchiri, founder of Civic

On August 16, 2024, staff participated in an informative session on the wide range of services and resources offered at ORPP’s Resource Centre (RC). The online workshop was led by Beatrice Amollo, and aimed to equip staff with the essential skills to effectively access and utilize these information tools. “Today, we begin a journey to

To enhance the effectiveness of the appraisal process, the Human Resource Management (HRM) with support of ICT conducted sensitization sessions to staff, clustered by departments. The sessions were held  the 4th in the boardroom and virtually for regional officers and officers out of Office conducted on 28th August, 2024. In an effort to automate the

The ORPP Kitui on 21st August, 2024 engaged  Kakumiti Syondo women, a self-help group  in Kitui West constituency. Participants included Kakumiti women’s group with a focus on improving access to information and resources for Special Interest Groups (SIGs). The session aimed to enhance the group’s knowledge and  political processes and empowered them on ways of

The Bungoma regional office, on 12th August, 2024 hosted DAP-K, top officials  who paid a courtesy call to the office. The officials were seeking the ORPP guidance in preparation of its elections  fill in  vacant in the youth and women league  within Bungoma county. The Regional Coordinator guided officials accordingly and underscored the need for political