Jubilee Party Intensifies Grassroots Reorganization as Fred Matiang’i Leads National Consultative Meeting

By Ayubu John Afrimedia Group news 
15th June 2026 — PRESS STATEMENT (FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE)
Jubilee Party has intensified its grassroots reorganization drive following a national consultative meeting held at its headquarters in Nairobi, bringing together county leadership from all 47 counties.

The meeting was led by Deputy Party Leader and Presidential Candidate Hon. Dr Fred Matiang’i, and convened County Chairpersons, branch officials, and grassroots representatives from across the country to deliberate on the party’s internal strengthening, national political direction, and preparations for the 2027 General Election.

Focus on Party Renewal and National Direction

The consultative meeting provided a platform for frank and forward-looking discussions on the state of the party and the broader national political and economic environment.

Party leaders emphasized the need for Jubilee Party to reassert its role as a structured, disciplined, and issue-driven political movement capable of offering credible leadership and solutions to Kenyans ahead of the next general election.
Resolutions from the Meeting

Following extensive deliberations, the meeting resolved to undertake a series of strategic reforms aimed at strengthening the party’s national presence and organizational capacity.

Comprehensive Grassroots Reorganization

The party will immediately begin a nationwide restructuring and reactivation of its organs from the polling station level up to the national leadership structure. Leaders emphasized that strong political parties must be built from the ground up, with vibrant and functional structures at every level.

Nationwide Membership Recruitment Drive

Jubilee Party will launch an expansive grassroots mobilization and membership recruitment campaign across the country. The initiative aims to broaden the party’s presence in all regions, as it seeks to position itself as a credible political home for millions of Kenyans.

Inclusive Engagement Across Society

The meeting also resolved to deepen engagement with young people, women, professionals, business communities, farmers, workers, and other key sectors of society. Leaders noted that these groups continue to bear the greatest burden of economic challenges and must be actively included in shaping national policy direction.
Preparation for the 2027 General Election

The party officially commenced preparations for the 2027 General Election, resolving to build a strong, disciplined, and issue-based political movement. The leadership emphasized its commitment to offering Kenya competent, accountable, and visionary leadership.

Commitment to Political Renewal

In his remarks, Hon. Dr Fred Matiang’i underscored the importance of rebuilding strong party structures and reconnecting with citizens at the grassroots level as a foundation for national renewal.

He noted that Jubilee Party is determined to strengthen its internal systems while positioning itself as a serious contender in the upcoming electoral cycle.

Conclusion

The Nairobi consultative meeting marks a significant step in Jubilee Party’s reorganization strategy as it moves to consolidate its structures nationwide and prepare for the political contests ahead.

The party reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening internal democracy, expanding its grassroots reach, and offering leadership rooted in discipline, inclusivity, and national transformation ahead of the 2027 General Election.

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