Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna officially launched his new political vehicle, The Equitable Party (TEP), on Sunday, October 4, 2026, marking a major turning point in his political trajectory.
Speaking during the colorful event, Sifuna emphasized that the outfit belongs to citizens seeking democratic change across Kenya.
“I want to assure you that I will not let you down; TEP does not come with a magic wand, but we intend to provide a platform through which these concerns can be heard.”
The unveiling at the Sarova Stanley Hotel in Nairobi officially cemented Sifuna’s presidential ambitions for the 2027 General Election.
Following the launch, the party activated its digital registration system, allowing supporters across the country to join via mobile phones.
Step-by-Step Guideline to Register for Sifuna’s The Equitable Party (TEP)
Supporters can register as members by dialing the official USSD code *509# on any mobile network.
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When prompted on the USSD menu, users enter the official party code 100 to proceed with their membership registration.
Applicants are then required to enter their full National ID number and official name to complete the verification process.
Due to a massive surge in traffic immediately following the announcement, the party advised members to keep trying in case of temporary network downtime.
Addressing the technical rollout on social media shortly after the event, the party urged Kenyans to continue registering via mobile.
“The USSD code *509# is now working. Keep registering! Our party code is 100. In case of any downtime, keep trying.”
Political leaders across the spectrum sent congratulatory messages following the launch of the new movement.
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua commended the Nairobi Senator for establishing a formal platform to advance his political agenda.
Prominent opposition figures, including DAP-K leader Eugene Wamalwa, Siaya Governor James Orengo, and Embakasi East MP Babu Owino, also expressed solidarity with the new movement.
