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When President William Ruto delivered his State of the Nation Address at the Parliament plenary, Nairobi on Nov 21, 2024.[File.]
Sixteen years after Kenya promulgated the 2010 Constitution, lawyers, faith leaders and professionals have challenged Kenyans to move beyond celebrating the country’s supreme law and take an active role in protecting, implementing and holding institutions accountable to it.
The call was made yesterday at Ufungamano House during Katiba Day 2026, organised by the Kenya Christian Professionals Forum (KCPF) and partner organisations under the theme, “Article 1:1 – From Blaming to Active Participation.” The forum brought together professionals and religious leaders for discussions, constitutional audits and reflections on governance, devolution, electoral integrity and citizen participation.
Law Society of Kenya President Charles Kanjama said the most important feature of the 2010 Constitution is that it begins with the people, rather than the President, Parliament or the Judiciary.
