In a detailed statement shared on his official X account, Matiang'i, announced a major leadership reorganization aimed at revitalizing the party ahead of the 2027 General Election.
The meeting held this morning, addressed Kenya's pressing challenges, including the rising cost of living, economic strain, and what Matiang'i described as a government prioritizing "rhetoric over results."
The NEC resolved to strengthen the party's internal structures, restore discipline, and reposition Jubilee as a credible national alternative focused on policy, grassroots engagement, and clear solutions.
Key appointments include, Jeremiah Kioni elevated to Deputy Party Leader, tasked with bolstering party structures, compliance, grassroots coordination and alliance-buildingHon. Richard Ole Kenta appointed as the new Secretary General, replacing Kioni, Other roles filled by Hon. Zack Kinuthia Deputy Secretary General, Hon. Yassin Noor Haji National Organizing Secretary and several others in strategic positions.
Matiang'i emphasized that these changes signal a deliberate shift toward a disciplined, nationally rooted party capable of tackling governance fatigue and economic pressures.
He reaffirmed Jubilee's commitment to unity, social justice, economic recovery, and accountable leadership that delivers practical outcomes.
The reorganization comes amid speculation about Jubilee's role in the opposition landscape and Matiang'i's positioning as a potential presidential contender in 2027.
Sources indicate the moves aim to consolidate support, particularly in key regions like Mt. Kenya, while maintaining ties to broader opposition efforts.