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Registered Political Parties Under the New Constitution

Ideology. Issues. Integrity

Introduction

The introduction of new electoral rules governing political parties means that all existing political parties must seek fresh registration with the office of the Registrar of Political Parties RPP. The Registrar of Political Parties is the only body mandated by the New Constitution to register a political party, to monitor its conduct and to certify that the party and its candidates are free to participate in an election. The terms of registration are designed to deliver the aims and aspirations of the people of Kenya; indeed, political parties are by default, necessary facilitators of democratic ideals. These registration terms essentially spell out the same vision, mission and values for all political parties irrespective of ideology, promise or pledge. After all, all political parties lay claim to the same clientele - the people of Kenya.
The following tables highlight key information concerning the duly registered political parties in Kenya, in accordance with the Political Parties Act of 2011 in line with the New Constitution.

NARC-Kenya

NARC-K: Statement of Assets and Liabilities upon Registration

Source: Office of the Registrar of Political Parties, others.

Party B

Party B: Statement of Assets and Liabilities upon Registration

Source: Office of the Registrar of Political Parties

Party C

Party C: Statement of Assets and Liabilities upon Registration

Source: Office of the Registrar of Political Parties.

References:

1. Political Parties (Amendment) Act of 2011. National Council for Law Reporting. The Attorney-General.

2. Office of the Registrar of Political Parties.