The much-awaited Jubilee party’s National Delegates Convention (NDC) will be held on Tuesday, November 30, 2021, Secretary General Raphael Tuju has announced.
In a statement to newsrooms on Monday, Tuju said the event will be held at Kasarani Stadium from 10:00am.
The agenda of the NDC shall be; To review, formulate and/or approve all policies of the Party; To consider, amend, review and/or ratify the Party constitution to ensure compliance with the Constitution of Kenya, The Political Parties Act and Elections Act among other laws; To consider, amend, review and/or ratify the rules and regulations of the Party to ensure compliance with the Constitution of Kenya, The Political Parties Act and Elections Act among other laws.
The delegates shall also consider other matters referred to the NDC by the National Executive Committee or the National Governing Council.
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“Take further notice that the Convention shall be held in strict compliance with Covid-19 health guidelines as advised by the Ministry of Health from time to time,” the statement reads.
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— JUBILEE PARTY® (@JubileePartyK) November 8, 2021
Lawmakers allied to President Uhuru Kenyatta last week threatened to move a motion to kick out Deputy President William Ruto and his allies, who are considered rebels, from the party during the meeting.
Ruto, the de facto leader of the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) party, holds the position of deputy party leader in Jubilee.
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In a statement on Thursday, the legislators, under the Jubilee Parliamentary Caucus, said they would sever links with the DP over his association with UDA.
The legislators said Ruto’s “hustler” camp had attempted to rock the party from within and only defected to UDA after failing to achieve their goals.
“Fortunately, they have failed, and we can now see that they have opted for a shameful and undignified exit. They have now taken to running around the country trying to sell snake oil to unsuspecting Kenyans. We are here to tell Kenyans. Beware!” the MPs said.
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The exit by Ruto and his allies, the MPs said, would pave way for the re-branding and re-launch of the party. Reports indicate that the Jubilee leadership is plotting to bring in ODM leader Raila Odinga as the party’s new partner ahead of the 2022 presidential contest.
The legislators claimed that Ruto’s “hustler” camp is unfit to lead due to graft links.
But Ruto laughed off Jubilee’s expulsion plans saying the party was dead already.
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