Nairobi – All eyes are on Jubilee Party today as former President H.E. Uhuru Kenyatta officially takes charge of the party, signaling a fresh chapter after nearly two and a half years of internal struggles following an attempted illegal takeover.
The party’s Special National Delegates Conference (NDC) convened this morning, with members, supporters, and key leaders eagerly awaiting Uhuru’s address.
The expectation is high as party faithful hope for guidance, unity, and a clear roadmap for the Jubilee Party’s future.
Political analysts say Uhuru’s return to active party leadership comes at a crucial time, with national elections approaching and the need for cohesive strategies becoming more urgent.
“This is an opportunity for Jubilee to consolidate its base and present a united front ahead of the 2027 polls,” noted a political commentator.
Sources within the party indicate that Uhuru plans to address lingering disputes, reinforce party structures, and introduce initiatives to strengthen grassroots mobilization. Members are also anticipating directives on leadership succession and strategies to reclaim key political strongholds.
Supporters gathered outside the conference venue expressed optimism, with many praising Uhuru’s resilience and commitment to steering Jubilee back on course. “We trust his leadership will restore the party’s credibility and bring real change,” said one delegate.
As the conference unfolds, the nation watches closely, eager to hear the former President’s vision and strategies.
Analysts predict that Uhuru’s guidance could redefine Jubilee’s political trajectory and influence alliances across the Kenyan political landscape.
