The Kenyan Constitution provides for the process to remove or impeach the president in Kenya. There are several reasons why a president may be removed or impeached. The Constitution grants the National Assembly and the …
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The Kenyan Constitution stipulates the powers and functions of the president of Kenya. The president plays an important role in the leadership of the country and also as the head of the Cabinet. Kenya has …
The functions of the deputy president of Kenya emanate from the presidency. As the name implies, the deputy president deputises the president. He or she is an important part of the national executive arm of …
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The Office of the Attorney General in Kenya is set up under the Executive Order No.2 of 2013. Further, Article 156 of the Constitution of Kenya 2010 and the Office of the Attorney General Act 2012 set out the Constitutional …
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There are various types of elections in Kenya. According to the handbook on provisions on governance structure and elections in the constitution of Kenya (by Uraia and IED), elections are a reflection of democratic practice. Adult citizens …
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In an article entitled why we should have two strong parties, former Isiolo Deputy Governor Mohamed Guleid enumerates various points on why Kenya needs a dual political party system. He argues that a dual political …
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The Constitution of Kenya contains some terms that enable Kenyans to interpret it. This article explores some of these terms and their definitions. Definition of terms used in the Kenyan Constitution “Adult” means an individual …
Democracy and the democratic process are two terms that often go hand in hand. The democratic process is a certain order of interpreting and implementing democratic rules. It also the way people set up agencies …
The laws on hate speech in Kenya relate to the freedom of expression. Article 33(2) (c) of the Constitution deals with the same. The National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC) Act further extends the definition …
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Most people blame tribalism in Kenya for the country’s failure to progress. Other factors include corruption and bad leadership. Tribalism in Kenya arises when one or more ethnic communities exalt themselves above other communities. This …
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