… ate and full disclosure on the fuel pricing formula, including all levies and their utilisation. “We also demand an urgent recall of Parliament from recess to address the economic crisis and provide relief measures to Kenyans," said the party Secretary General, Moitalel Ole Kenta …
… We are better than this.” Retirement Benefits Jubilee Secretary General Moitalel Ole Kenta, who also addressed the press, echoed Matiang’i’s sentiments, questioning why Kenyatta’s remarks had triggered strong reactions within government ranks. …
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… Former Narok North MP Moitalel ole Kenta has declared his bid for the top county seat, reigniting political tensions witnessed in the 2022 elections. …
… Speaking via telephone during the Maa Delegates Conference and a homecoming event for Jubilee Party Secretary General Moitalel Ole Kenta in Narok County on May 1, 2026, Kenyatta insisted he retains a democratic right to participate in political discourse. …
… Speaking via phone during the Maa Delegates Conference and a homecoming celebration for Jubilee Secretary General Moitalel Ole Kenta in Narok County on May 1, 2026, Kenyatta dismissed criticism over his political engagement. …
… Speaking via phone during the Maa Delegates Conference and a homecoming celebration for Jubilee Secretary General Moitalel Ole Kenta in Narok County on May 1, 2026, Kenyatta dismissed criticism over his political engagement. …
President William Ruto, speaking at a church service in Taita Taveta, criticized his predecessor Uhuru Kenyatta for making confused statements about the 2022 elections and accused him of speaking while intoxicated. The Jubilee party responded by questioning Ruto's integrity as a Head of State for making incendiary comments in a place of worship and arguing that leaders claiming moral authority should demonstrate presidential conduct.
President William Ruto, speaking at a church service in Taita Taveta, criticized his predecessor Uhuru Kenyatta for making confused statements about the 2022 elections and accused him of speaking while intoxicated. The Jubilee party responded by questioning Ruto's integrity as a Head of State for making incendiary comments in a place of worship and arguing that leaders claiming moral authority should demonstrate presidential conduct.
Jubilee Party has accused President William Ruto of hypocrisy after he appeared to criticize retired President Uhuru Kenyatta during a church service, with the party's Secretary-General stating it is ironic for the Head of State to lecture political leaders on decorum from the pulpit while presiding over economic hardship and broken promises.
Jubilee Party accused President William Ruto of hypocrisy after he used a church pulpit to respond to remarks by retired President Uhuru Kenyatta while simultaneously calling on leaders to demonstrate restraint and decorum. The party said Ruto was engaging in "political theatre" by using religious spaces to settle political scores.
Former President Uhuru Kenyatta has handed over Jubilee Party leadership to former Interior Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang'i, pending confirmation by the party's National Delegates Convention. Uhuru said he will remain in the party as a senior adviser and member as Jubilee restructures ahead of the 2027 General Election.
Justice Janet Mulwa issued interim orders allowing Jubilee Party Secretary General Moitalel Ole Kenta to remain in office pending the hearing of a case challenging his position. The order came after the court certified as urgent a Notice of Motion filed by the Jubilee Party and Kenta against the Registrar of Political Parties and Ngunjiri Wambugu, with parties to return to court on October 15.
Jubilee Party leaders from five counties have accused deputy party leader Jeremiah Kioni and former Nyeri MP Ngunjiri Wambugu of being used by external forces to cause divisions within the party amid a leadership succession crisis following a court ruling that declared former President Uhuru Kenyatta ineligible to run party operations.
The Political Parties Disputes Tribunal has overturned Moitalel Ole Kenta's appointment as Jubilee Party Secretary General, ruling that he was not a registered party member at the time of his nomination and appointment, contrary to party constitutional requirements. The tribunal declared the entire appointment process invalid and quashed his recognition.
Jubilee party has accused President William Ruto of using retired President Uhuru Kenyatta as a political scapegoat instead of focusing on governance issues such as cost of living, taxation, and employment. The statement came after Ruto renewed attacks on Kenyatta during a political rally in Eldoret, accusing the former president of sponsoring opposition activities and questioning his record on programmes including affordable housing, universal healthcare and education.
Jubilee Deputy Party Leader Fred Matiang'i has accused President William Ruto of using public resources to host delegations at State House while Kenyans face a high cost of living. During a political tour of Kuria East in Migori County, Matiang'i and other opposition leaders also alleged the Kenya Kwanza administration is laying groundwork to manipulate the 2027 General Election.
The Jubilee Party has cautioned political leaders against making statements that discourage tourism and foreign investment, warning such remarks risk hurting Kenyans whose livelihoods depend on the economy. The party acknowledged frustrations over governance, insecurity, and the shrinking democratic space, but said political messaging should not come at the expense of national economic interests.
The Jubilee Party has cautioned political leaders against making statements that discourage tourism and foreign investment, warning that such remarks risk hurting ordinary Kenyans whose livelihoods depend on the country's economy. The party's statement came after opposition leaders made appeals to the international community over Kenya's political environment.
Jubilee Party has criticized Democracy for Citizens Party leader Rigathi Gachagua for advising international tourists and investors to postpone visits and investment until the forthcoming general elections, warning that such calls risk harming millions of Kenyans whose livelihoods depend on tourism and foreign investment sectors.
Jubilee Party has condemned remarks by Democracy for Citizens Party leader Rigathi Gachagua, who advised international tourists and investors to postpone visits and investment until the forthcoming general elections, warning that such calls risk harming millions of Kenyans whose livelihoods depend on tourism and investment sectors.
The Jubilee Party has condemned former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua's call for tourists and investors to avoid Kenya, arguing that discouraging travel and investment would damage the economy and hurt livelihoods across the tourism value chain including hospitality, tours, travel, transport and conservation sectors.
The Ol Kalou parliamentary by-election has underscored the Jubilee Party's dramatic decline in its former political heartland, with candidate Wilson Mwaniki Kigwa securing just 198 votes and finishing third. The Democracy for Citizens Party won the seat with candidate Sammy Douglas Kamau Waweru garnering 35,440 votes, while UDA's Samuel Muchina Nyagah finished second with 5,450 votes.
The Jubilee Party finished third in the Ol Kalou parliamentary by-election with just 198 votes, reflecting the party's decline since the 2017 election when it dominated Central Kenya. Democracy for Citizens Party candidate Sammy Douglas Kamau Waweru won with 35,440 votes, while UDA's Samuel Muchina Nyagah came second with 5,450 votes.
Jubilee Party Secretary General Moitalel ole Kenta said the party has extended an invitation to the Linda Mwananchi team to work together, after the team was turned down by former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. Kenta stated that Jubilee's doors remain open and called for cooperation for the betterment of Kenya.
Former Nyeri Town MP Ngunjiri Wambugu has filed a case at the Political Parties Disputes Tribunal seeking to stop changes made to Jubilee Party's leadership and to block the Office of the Registrar of Political Parties from recognizing the party's new officials. Wambugu says he had filed a formal objection to the planned changes and that party officials assured him his concerns would be addressed before any changes were implemented.
The Jubilee Party has condemned the government for blaming former President Uhuru Kenyatta for the ongoing economic crisis, saying this tactic is an admission that the government has no credible solutions and urging the current leadership to account for its record on issues including fuel prices and road maintenance levies.
Jubilee Party leaders, including former Interior Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang'i, accused the Kenya Kwanza administration of incompetence and mismanagement behind Kenya's economic crisis and spiralling fuel prices. Matiang'i warned against politicising public suffering and national security concerns, noting that Kenyans are struggling with rising taxes, unaffordable school fees, and other hardships.
Former President Uhuru Kenyatta is scheduled to meet about 10,000 Jubilee party Kiambu County delegates on May 18 at Kiambu Golf club, alongside Deputy Party leader and presidential candidate Fred Matiang'i to address important national matters.
Nandi Senator Samson Cherargei has tabled a motion in the Senate to remove retired President Uhuru Kenyatta's state benefits and allowances, arguing that he remains active in politics as Jubilee party leader. Jubilee leaders have dismissed the proposal, insisting Kenyatta has a constitutional right to express himself.
Jubilee party has condemned statements from UDA-allied politicians threatening to withdraw former President Uhuru Kenyatta's retirement benefits in response to his criticism of President Ruto, saying such benefits are legal entitlements grounded in law, not political favours.
Former Narok North MP Moitalel ole Kenta has declared his bid for Narok County governor, alleging that the 2022 election was flawed and that the current administration lacks legitimacy. Kenta, recently appointed Jubilee Party Secretary General, is positioning himself as a unifying figure ahead of the 2027 General Election.
National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang'ula has called on former President Uhuru Kenyatta to step back from active political engagement and adopt a unifying statesman role, arguing that continued partisan involvement by retired leaders risks deepening political divisions as the country approaches the next general election.
Former President Uhuru Kenyatta defended his continued political involvement in Jubilee, saying he has a constitutional right to support his party despite no longer holding public office. Speaking at a Jubilee event in Narok County, he drew comparisons to international leaders like Obama and accused the current administration of interfering with opposition parties.
Former President Uhuru Kenyatta has defended his continued involvement in Kenyan politics, asserting that he has a constitutional right to support and protect his political party despite no longer holding public office, and maintained that his loyalty to the Jubilee Party remains unwavering.