Kenya marked the 15th anniversary of its 2010 Constitution on Thursday, August 27, a day proclaimed as Katiba Day by President William Ruto. However, the commemoration was met with widespread skepticism, as many Kenyans and opposition leaders believe the government has undermined the spirit of the constitution.

• President William Ruto declared August 27 annually as Katiba Day, directing civic education events but not a public holiday.
• Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and Jubilee Party Secretary General Jeremiah Kioni criticized the government, citing alleged human rights violations and institutional failures.
• The 2010 Constitution, overwhelmingly endorsed by 68.6% of voters, aimed for stronger checks and balances and expanded rights after the 2007–2008 post-election violence.