President William Ruto has declared August 27 as Katiba Day in Kenya, commemorating the promulgation of the 2010 Constitution. This new national day aims to remind citizens of their constitutional duties but will not be a public holiday.

• On Monday, August 25, President Ruto announced August 27 will forever be observed as 'Katiba Day'.
• The day will be dedicated to renewing commitment to constitutional ideals, fostering national dialogue on constitutionalism, governance, and the rule of law within Kenya and its diplomatic missions abroad.
• While remaining a working day, all government institutions, including schools, will organize civic activities to foster constitutional awareness and civic engagement.