Jubilee Party Secretary General Moitalel Olekenta has announced that the party will hold its Maa delegates conference on May 1, 2026, in Narok County as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen its political structures and engage leaders from the region.

The meeting is expected to bring together delegates from Maa-speaking communities across different counties, with leaders set to discuss party matters, political direction and future plans ahead of the 2027 General Election.

According to the notice issued on Thursday, April 30, 2026, the conference will be held at Parburush in Narok County starting from 10:00am, with Jubilee Party leadership expected to attend alongside grassroots delegates and local political figures.

The conference comes at a time when the Jubilee party is mobilising efforts across the country as it positions itself for the next election cycle and seeks to rebuild regional support bases.

The meeting is set to focus on bringing party members together and ensuring delegates are involved in shaping the party’s future political direction in the region.

“Jubilee Maa delegates conference is scheduled to be held on May 1, 2026, at Parburush Narok County from 10:00 am,” the statement reads.

Moitalel Olekenta details why the Maa region is firmly in opposition

Montalel Ole Kenta has come out to announce that the Maa region is firmly in the United Opposition. He explained that the region has nothing to show for being part of the current government.

He added that there is nothing meaningful the present regime has done for the Maa region and claimed that it has instead committed many atrocities against the people of the region by taking away their land and leaving them with nothing, which is why they have strongly embraced the opposition.

“Sisi kama jamii ya Maasai tuko kwa opposition na tunaumia; hatupati chochote kwa cheo ama ata kwa amani. Nataka kuhakikishia hawa viongozi jamii yote ya Maasai kila mahali tunatoka tuko kwa opposition,” he stated.

This came days after Kajiado Senator Seki Lenku assured former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua of full support from the Maa community ahead of the 2027 General Election.