You may have wondered about a statement in Parliament during the recent process of confirming the nomination of Douglas Kanja as the new Inspector General of Police. Apparently, he has […]

“Parliament warns ministries over half-baked bills taken to House”. That was the Star’s headline on Monday this week. And the story was that the House Business Committee had stopped processing […]

“Parliament is the country’s law-making body. If the Judiciary desires to be the lawmakers, they have the option of resigning from the judicial seats and come and run for parliamentary […]

The National Assembly’s task in considering the President’s nominees as Cabinet Secretaries has been attracting unusual attention. This is in the light, of course, of the “Gen Z” protests, and […]

In 2018, the Supreme Court declared unconstitutional section 204 of the Penal Code directing courts to sentence to death anyone convicted of murder. It said this “deprives the Court of […]

Recently newspapers carried a story about the Senate “watering down” the Conflict of Interest Bill. Indeed, this looks like a good example of what “GenZ” have been complaining about – corruption […]

The International Monetary Fund and World Bank have played a significant role in shaping the economic policies of many developing countries, including Kenya. While these institutions provide necessary financial assistance, […]

“We the people” (in the Preamble), sovereignty of the people (Article 1) and the right to assemble and demonstrate (Article 37) have figured prominently in recent demonstrations. And obedience to […]