A recent announcement in the official Gazette has stated that the Amani National Congress is no longer registered as a political party in Kenya.
This comes after a recent pact was formed between Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi’s ANC party and President William Ruto’s United Democratic Alliance.
In a notice published in the gazette, which was viewed by .co.ke, Anne Nderitu, the Registrar of Political Parties, mentioned that during its Special National Delegates Congress on Friday, February 7, the ANC decided to voluntarily dissolve following the rules set out in their constitution.
"As stated under sections 9 and 34C of the Political Parties Act Cap 7D, as well as paragraph 22 in the second schedule of the same act, it is hereby announced for the awareness of the public that the Amani National Congress has been dissolved," the notification indicated partly.
On January 17th, Cecily Mbarire, the chair of UDA, disclosed the party’s decision to amalgamate with Musalia Mudavady’s ANC.
Mbarire, who additionally holds the position of Embu governor, mentioned that the party will undergo rebranding with a fresh name, colors, and logo while incorporating the identity of the consolidated organization.
She stated that the new party would embody a national perspective and incorporate the ANC’s principles and guidance.
Lamu Governor Issa Timamy and Deputy President Kithure Kindiki were appointed as the party's deputy leaders.
Kevin Lunani took on the position of vice chairperson, whereas Emuhaya MP Omboko Milema was appointed as deputy secretary-general.
She mentioned that the whole ANC team, including all its members and employees, would merge with their corresponding colleagues.
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