More confusion in Jubilee as court suspends Registrar decision to ouster Uhuru, Kioni and Murathe
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Reprive to Uhuru tribunal court suspends decision of Registrar of Parties to ouster Kioni and Murathe from Jubilee
Reprive to Uhuru tribunal court suspends decision of Registrar of Parties to ouster Kioni and Murathe from Jubilee.
The Political Parties Dispute Tribunal has barred a directive by the Registrar of Political Parties from approving the expulsion of Jeremiah Kioni from the Jubilee party.
This comes after the ORPP approved resolutions by the Jubilee Disciplinary Committee.
In a motion filed under a certificate of urgency, the tribunal has issued conservatory orders stopping any changes.
“That pending the hearing and determination of the Application inter partes, interim conservatory orders are hereby issued staying the decision delivered by the 1st Respondent’s National Disciplinary Committee on 10th May 2023 to expel the Complainant from membership of the 1st Respondent,” the motion reads.
“That Pending the hearing and determination of the Application inter partes, interim conservatory orders are hereby issued prohibiting the 2nd respondent from acting on any communication from the first Respondent and interested parties purporting to expel the complainant from the membership of the 1st respondent.”
According to the PPDT chairperson, Desma Nungo, the matter has been set for mention on May 31.
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The ruling comes after the Office of Registrar of Political Parties has confirmed the deregistration of Former President Uhuru Kenyatta’s allies from the Jubilee party.
The Registrar Of Political Parties, Anne Nderitu, confirmed to that she addressed her directive to Joshua Kutuny, Deputy Secretary General of the Kanini Kega faction allied to President William Ruto.
She also affirmed the leadership of Sabina Chege as party leader and Kanini Kega as Secretary General.
Likewise, ORPP noted that David Murathe, who served as Vice Chairman, had duly been expelled and deregistered as a member of the Jubilee Party.
“It is further noted that the party concluded the disciplinary processes against Hon. Jeremiah Kioni, Hon. David Murathe, and Mr. Kagwe Gichohi, wherein they participated in line with Section 14B (2) of the Political Parties Act, 2011 (PPA).
Nderitu also confirmed that Jeremiah Kioni was duly expelled and deregistered from the party.
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