The Great History Of Kenya. | In History

29K views · 482 reactions | IF RUTO BECOMES PRESIDENT UNDER THE CURRENT CONSTITUTION KENYA IS FINISHED ,HE WILL APPOINT ONLY KALENJINS. THAT IS WHY WE NEED BBI. | Channel 7 News | Facebook

9.8K views · 127 reactions | The story of Kenya’s Constitution. A governance story in two minutes… Enjoy Katiba Day Kenyans | Presidential Library and Museum | Facebook

The Constitution of Kenya 2010 recognizes various parties in the country's political system. Article 10 of the Constitution sets out the principles of governance, which include democracy, participation of the people, and accountability of those in power. Today, we look at the role of Kenya’s opposition as spelt out in the constitution in upholding these principles even through protests. #primeedition #TheGreatKBC | KBC Channel 1 TV

1.4K views · 49 reactions | In 2010, Kenya passed a new constitution, changing the landscape of the country’s governance and educational philosophy…. Barely six months later, Education Minister Sam Ongeri appointed professional to look into the education sector concerns. #LessonsToLearn | NTV Kenya | Facebook

1.3K views · 34 reactions | The 2010 Constitution is not just a legal document. It is a transformative charter. It promises every Kenyan dignity, inclusion, equality, and justice. Chief Justice Martha Koome | Kenya Judiciary | Facebook

9.4K views · 421 reactions | DCJ Mwilu: The president cannot directly initiate amendments to the constitution. An amendment can only be done by the Parliament through a popular initiative. Consequently, the BBI Amendment Bill is unconstitutional. #BBIFinalVerdict | NTV Kenya | Facebook

1.6K views · 63 reactions | Amendments To The Financial Bill: Former presidential aspirant Jimmy Wanjigi criticises the government for what he terms as widening the tax net as a poor solution to debt repayment #NTVWeekendEdition | NTV Kenya | Facebook

On December 15, 1791, the first 10 amendments to the Constitution, now known as the Bill of Rights, were ratified. These amendments secure our most basic rights and guarantee our equal protection under the law. Learn more about the Bill of Rights by exploring our Freedom Fact Sheet and any of our pieces on each of the 10 original Amendments at afpius.com/billofrights. | America First Policy Institute