On December 3rd, 2025, TSP duly held its National Delegates Conference (NDC) during which the Party revised its constitution, elections and nomination rules and held national officials’ elections in compliance with the Political Parties Act.
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National Chairman, TSP Wins Seat at the National Steering Committee of Political Parties Liaison Committee (PPLC)
Leaders from 91 political parties convened at Lake Naivasha Resort on 6th November 2025 to elect the Steering Committee that will serve for the next 3 years.
The Political Parties Liaison Committee reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening multi-party democracy in Kenya. As the nation looks forward to the upcoming General Elections, we urge the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) to ensure that all necessary mechanisms are in place for free, fair, and credible elections.
The TSP National Chairman, Brown Munyoroku Kariuki, won the treasurer’s seat with 40 votes against the other two contestants who got 27 and 21 votes respectively.
We at TSP are proud of our Chairman and commit to support him as he executes the responsibilities of his role at the PPLC.
We also congratulate the newly elected team and wish them well as we continue supporting multipartism in Kenya.
The leadership of TSP convened recently in Nairobi (May 19th 2025) to deliberate on issues affecting the party and strategize on how to keep the party compliant
During the meeting which jointly was supported by the Center for Multiparty Democracy (CMD) and the party, the Executive Director of CMD, Frankline Mukhwana, acknowledged TSP’s role as a member of the Steering Committee and thanked the party for its support. He challenged the party to ensure that its leaders had what it takes to transform the current political culture where parties were in competition of seats rather than ideas.
While opening the meeting, the party Secretary General Dr. Mwenda Makathimo, welcomed the support that CMD has been extending to TSP. He further commended the secretariat staff for ensuring that the party remained compliant and kept delivering on the approved work plan. He also thanked the elected leaders for their continued support to the party
The two party organs acknowledged the dynamic and challenging political context that they were navigating and committed to meeting more often to keep the party vibrant
For the 3rd year running, TSP has participated at the PDF and what an experience each has been! The camaraderie that political parties interact with is so beautiful to watch. The contacts made have created lasting and meaningful post-PDF inter-party relations. At TSP we value this. The People’s Dialogue Festival 2025 edition (March 5-8) was hosted at the remodeled Uhuru Park in Nairobi, a venue that provided a unique spread out of the several villages and exhibitions
TSP practice is to stand out and stand out we did, presenting unique ideas like governance and politics edutainment card game on matters constitution, political parties and elections and most importantly, the Future Leaders Program a program that brought high school students from Embu, Laikipia, Kirinyaga and Tharaka Nithi to give them a chance for exposure to the world of governance, leadership and participation.
It was a great experience for the young upcoming leaders to interact with others and also with our party leadership – Deputy Party Leader Hon Susan Mwindu (County MP Tharaka Nthi, Members of County assembly (Lydia Muriithi – Nominated MCA Kirinyaga County & Charles Nyamu, MCA Murinduko Ward, Kirinyaga County), Party CEO, Youth Chairperson and Party Secretariat staff
We are looking toward scaling up the program and explore more opportunities for the Future Leaders Programme through subsequent editions of PDF and beyond
On January 28th 2025, our Kirinyaga team led by our indefatigable nominated MCA Mrs. Lydia Muriithi organized a prayer service to bless the branch office and seek God’s guidance for the new year.
With her is Fr Peter Kamande from Baricho Parish, TSP elected MCAs Hon Charles Nyamu of Murinduko Ward and Hon Kiragu Muthura of Thiba Ward and some party members.
Last year, the Party developed a Diversity and Inclusion Strategy (see
Downloadables), with a view to, among others, pursue political leadership that is
issue-based, build the capacity and train party leaders that can be drivers of as far
as this strategy is concerned.
Further, following a study tour to Denmark through our partnership with the Center
for Multiparty Democracy (CMD) in August this year, TSP has undertaken a very
successful training of Youth Leaders from six Counties dubbed “Strengthening
Young Leaders on Policy Localization Strategies” and is planning more activities
based on the commitments made from the study tour.
As part of our commitment to promoting the inclusion of Special Interest Groups, this
training was attended by 12 male and 12 women who benefitted from expert input on
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), TSP 10 Plus Points Agenda, Localization
Strategies and Effective Use of social media for Policy Advocacy including
monetization of content.
Training Workshop – Implementing TSP’s Diversity and Inclusion Strategy
