In the past, state services were dominated by the ethnic groups in charge of the state (especially the security forces/services and the public service generally) a matter of great concern […]

Religion and Pluralism in the Constitution: Expanding and Transforming the Kenyan Kadhis’ Courts Article 8 of the Constitution of Kenya states clearly and unequivocally: “There shall be no State religion” […]

Kenyans hear most of ethnicity once in four years. That is when election fever starts as the government launches into its electoral campaign. It thus starts the campaign by breaking […]

This paper examines the linguistic situation of Kenya, with a brief account of the history of government policies in the field of education and elsewhere in regard to language. It […]

  This chapter examines some key developments around culture and pluralism since the passing of the new constitution in 2010, drawing on new research findings. It starts by placing the […]

The 2010 Kenya Constitution is clear about the pursuit of pluralism and diversity through its devolved system of government comprising 47 county governments and the national government. The objectives of […]

Constitution, Diversity and Unity Project Abstracts Introduction Below are the abstracts—brief summaries—of the papers that have been prepared in draft form and are available on this website. For final publications, […]