Jubilee's party comeback bid rattles Gachagua, opposition
The party has been accused of being used by President Ruto to divide the Mt Kenya region...
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The Jubilee Party's efforts to regain political prominence ahead of the 2027 General Election are causing unease within the opposition. A recent Special Delegates Conference has reignited political discussions, despite Jubilee not formally aligning with the United Opposition alliance and previously indicating plans to field its own presidential candidate.
- Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua was interviewed on April 7, 2025.
- The Jubilee Party's Special Delegates Conference was held on Friday.
- The party has not formally joined the United Opposition alliance.
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Jubilee Party Criticizes Political Factions and Prepares for 2027 Election - September 2025
Jubilee Party Secretary General Jeremiah Kioni has criticized both Kenya's opposition and the government for engaging in "petty politics" and failing the Kenyan people. He accused both factions of prioritizing divisive rhetoric and tactics over solutions and good governance. Kioni claims Kenyans are stuck in the middle of their disputes. The Jubilee Party's efforts to regain political prominence ahead of the 2027 General Election are reportedly causing unease within the opposition. Following a recent Special Delegates Conference, Jubilee has not formally aligned with the United Opposition alliance. The party had previously indicated plans to field its own presidential candidate.
