The Equitable Party has officially changed its name to the Linda Mwananchi Movement (LMM) after members of the party’s National Delegates Conference (NDC) approved the proposed rebranding.

The announcement was made on Friday, November 13, 2026, following the party’s National Delegates Conference, which considered and ratified several key resolutions concerning its transition to the Linda Mwananchi Movement.

According to a statement issued by the Linda Mwananchi Movement, the NDC approved the change of the party’s name from The Equitable Party to Linda Mwananchi Movement.

The delegates also approved proposed changes to the party’s colours, symbol and headquarters as part of the rebranding process.

The conference further approved amendments to the party’s constitution, paving the way for the movement to operate under its new identity.

The NDC also approved proposed changes to the party’s nomination and election rules.

The resolutions mark a significant step in the party’s efforts to complete its transition and establish a new organisational structure ahead of the 2027 General Election.

The Linda Mwananchi Movement said the NDC also gave the green light for the party to begin coalition-building talks with like-minded political parties ahead of the 2027 polls.

The approval comes as political parties continue positioning themselves ahead of the next General Election, with alliances and coalition negotiations expected to shape the political landscape in the coming months.

The movement said the resolutions adopted by the NDC were intended to formalise the party’s transition while strengthening its organisational structures.

The party thanked delegates for taking part in what it described as a key step towards completing the transition to the Linda Mwananchi Movement.

The changes will give the party a new political identity as it prepares to engage in the wider political activities and coalition discussions expected ahead of the 2027 General Election.

The latest development also places the Linda Mwananchi Movement among the political parties seeking to establish their presence and influence ahead of the next electoral cycle.

The announcement followed a period of political activity surrounding the party’s proposed transition, which has now received approval from its highest decision-making organ at the delegates’ conference.