The title of this article is the slogan for World Water Day 2019 (yesterday March 22). A report of an international medical institute states that half of the world’s hospital […]

A couple of years ago, it seemed that South Africa had made a great success of its 1996 Constitution while Kenya was floundering with its 2010 Constitution.  Since Kenyans had […]

By Gill Ghai In 2016 Waikwa Wanyoike and I wrote a Katiba Corner piece about the Okoa Kenya popular initiative to amend the Constitution (which you may remember the IEBC […]

“Raila team asks for one-term president” said the Star when reporting the submission it said was to be made by ODM to the Building Bridges Initiative or the Handshake team. […]

You may be unaware that there is before the Senate the Care and Protection of Older Members of Society Bill. It has had its second reading (the main debate on […]

The first politician who argued emphatically to the Constitution of Kenya Review Commission for abolition of the executive presidency (“imperial presidency” as he called it) was Mwai Kibaki, then Leader […]

What are police for? The Constitution says how the police should do what they do (respecting human rights, with integrity, without corruption, professionally, and while fostering relationships – presumably good ones – […]

So Moi Day is still a public holiday! As usual, it is interesting to track through the various constitution drafts. In 2002 the Constitution of Kenya Review Commission did not […]