What people actually ask

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Postal address is PO Box 1680-01000 Thika. The office is open Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm, on 0793 606 379.

More ways to reach the right desk on Contact.

In writing, within fourteen days of the conduct coming to your knowledge.

Disciplinary matters go to the disciplinary committee at the level where they arose: sub-county, county or national. Any other dispute goes to the Internal Dispute Resolution Committee, which must determine it within a month.

You will be notified within seven days, given fourteen days to respond, and a determination follows within sixty days. Appeals run upward to the National Executive Committee, and then to the Political Parties Disputes Tribunal, which sits outside the party.

Start at Contact.

It is published in full on Documents. The current text was amended on 27 January 2026.

Article 13.2 requires every approved policy document to be published on this website within thirty days of approval.

On Documents, alongside the other statutory filings.

The financial year runs from 1 July to 30 June. The accounts are audited annually by a firm certified by the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Kenya, which may hold no office in the party, and are then filed with the Registrar of Political Parties.

Yes, if you are a member. Article 5.5.1 sets out the process.

1. Write to the Secretary General with your full name and membership number, a copy of your ID or passport, the records you want to see, and why
2. Access is granted within seven working days, at the head office during working hours, up to two hours a day
3. If access is refused you must be given written reasons within seven working days, and you may appeal to the National Executive Committee, which replies within fourteen days

Copies are available at a cost set by the Committee.

Under Article 15.1, anyone seeking nomination must:

• Be a fully paid-up member of the party
• Complete and sign the nomination form before a commissioner of oaths
• Pay the nomination fee set in the party nomination rules

Nominations are conducted by the National Elections Board, and disputes are resolved within thirty days of the nomination date.

Article 15.2 requires that you:

• Have been a paid-up member for more than three years
• Have given selfless service to the party
• Pay the nomination fee set in the party nomination rules

The National Elections Board, established under Article 15.3. Seven members, appointed by the National Executive Committee and ratified by the Convention, serving five years.

The independence rules matter more than the structure:

• Members must have been paid-up for at least five continuous years
• No member may hold an elective party position or stand for any elective office while serving
• The composition must reflect regional representation and gender balance, and includes representatives of the Youth, Women and Persons with Disability Leagues

The Board reports quarterly to the Committee and annually to the Convention.

The Secretary General, in consultation with the National Executive Committee. That is Article 6.3.4.

Anything said by anyone else is not a party position. Official statements are published on Press statements.

The National Executive Council is made up of national officials elected by the National Delegates Convention every five years.

Current names and offices are on Leadership. Write to the office rather than the person, so your letter survives a change of officials.

Ordinary membership is KSh 200 a year, renewable annually.

The party also offers higher tiers, which are contributions above the annual fee:

• Bronze 25,000
• Silver 50,000
• Gold 75,000
• Life 100,000

Special interest groups may pay a reduced fee, or none at all, with the approval of the National Executive Committee. Fees are set by the Committee and may change.

Full details on Join PPK.

Registration goes through the Registrar of Political Parties on any phone. Dial *509#.

1. Enter your ID number and first name to receive your ORPP PIN by SMS. Skip this if you already have one.
2. If you belong to another party, choose Membership and resign first.
3. Choose Membership, then Join a party, and enter PPK.

You can also send your details through the form on Join PPK and your county branch will call you.

Membership is open to all Kenyan citizens irrespective of colour, creed, gender or race, provided you:

• Are eighteen years or above and hold a national identification document
• Are prepared to abide by the party constitution and the rules made under it
• Subscribe to the party code of conduct and the pledge of commitment

That is Article 5.1 of the constitution.

Yes. You cannot belong to two parties at once.

Dial *509#, enter your ORPP PIN, choose Membership and select the option to resign. Then join PPK through the same menu.

Under Article 5.7.1, registering with another party, promoting its ideologies, or forming a new party counts as resigning from PPK automatically.

By formal letter to the Secretary General, or through the USSD code.

Two things to know before you do. Resignation is voluntary and irreversible, and fees already paid are not refunded.

If you are an official, you must also state your reasons and return any party property in your possession.

Article 5.5 gives every member the right to:

• Take part in all party activities and meetings
• Take part in discussing, forming and implementing party policy
• Inspect the constitution, the members register, the manifesto and the audited accounts on formal request
• Stand for party office at any level, and apply for nomination to any elective seat

Article 5.6 asks every member to:

• Uphold and carry out the aims, policies and programmes of the party
• Observe discipline and comply with the code of conduct
• Register as a voter and take part in electoral processes
• Not promote the policies or interests of another party
• Pay the prescribed fees and support the party when called upon for a good cause

Article 10.1 allows five sources:

• Membership subscriptions and levies
• Donations from members, well-wishers and other lawful sources in Kenya
• Contributions from holders of elective or appointive office on the party ticket
• Income from party investments
• The Political Parties Fund, if the party qualifies

See Donate for how contributions are received and receipted.

No, under any circumstances. Article 10.6 is absolute: party funds shall not be distributed to members, officials or candidates as gifts, loans, personal allowances or any other personal benefit.

Unauthorised distribution is gross misconduct, grounds for immediate expulsion, and a matter for referral to law enforcement. The Treasurer and Secretary General must report any violation to the National Executive Committee and the Convention.

No. The party accepts contributions from members, well-wishers and other lawful sources in Kenya.

Contributions are also subject to the limits set out in the Political Parties Act. Every contribution is receipted by the National Treasurer, and party bank accounts require two signatures, one of which must be the Treasurer. See Donate.

Our vision is a united, prosperous and democratic Kenya where every citizen has equal access to opportunity, justice and national prosperity.

The party is founded on five principles: equity and social justice, democracy and the rule of law, people centred development, transparency and accountability, and unity in diversity.

The full agenda is on Our agenda.

The manifesto commits the party to work on the things that set household costs:

• A food policy that secures food for all, with irrigation and modern methods in arid and semi-arid areas
• Effective marketing of farm produce and prompt payment to farmers
• Boreholes and dams to secure water for livestock, farming and homes
• Affordable housing under a proper housing policy
• Equitable access to and distribution of national resources

See Our agenda for the detail.

The manifesto commits the party to:

• Policies that advance a youth agenda
• Leadership training for young people in their own fields
• Access to affordable credit, so young people can build rather than wait
• Adequate employment opportunities
• Forums on family values, HIV/AIDS and drug abuse

The party also has a Youth League, and the National Executive Council carries a National Secretary for Youth Affairs.

The manifesto commits the party to quality, affordable health care for every Kenyan whatever their social status.

That means proper training for medical personnel, building and developing medical infrastructure, and a health policy shaped by what Kenyans actually need rather than what is convenient.

See Our agenda.

The manifesto commits the party to legislation that combats corruption, a whistle-blowing campaign, and awareness built from the grassroots upward.

The party constitution applies the same standard internally. Article 10.6 forbids distributing party funds to any member, official or candidate as a gift, loan or personal benefit. Doing so is gross misconduct, grounds for expulsion, and a matter for referral to law enforcement.

Seven organs, set out in Article 6:

1. National Delegates Convention, the supreme organ
2. National Coordinating Committee
3. National Executive Council
4. National Secretariat
5. County Executive Committee
6. Constituency Management Committee
7. Ward Executive Committee

Party organs explains what each one decides.

The minimums are written into Article 7:

• National Delegates Convention: once every five years, by 20 December of the fifth year
• National Coordinating Committee: at least every three months
• National Executive Council: at least every two months
• County Executive Committee: at least once a quarter

Quorum is two thirds for the Convention and county committees, and fifty per cent for the national committees.

County Executive Committees are appointed by the National Executive Council for five years, and have nine posts.

Ward Executive Committees are nominated by the County Executive Committee, also for five years, and have three posts.

Reporting runs the other way: ward to constituency, constituency to county, county to the National Secretariat through the National Organising Secretary. See Counties.

Article 9.1 requires county branches in at least twenty-four counties, with constituency sub-branches under them and ward sub-branches under those.

Counties shows where offices are open. If your county is still being organised, write to the office and we will connect you with organisers there.