Watchdog role in question as MPs hold luxury retreat

Members of Parliament have convened this week at a luxury resort in Naivasha for a five-day legislative retreat aimed at “securing a parliamentary legacy”...

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Kenyan Members of Parliament (MPs) are holding a five-day retreat in Naivasha to discuss legislative matters, amidst accusations that the legislature has failed in its oversight role and become a rubber stamp for the executive.

The retreat, aimed at “securing a parliamentary legacy,” comes after criticism from the Church, civil society, President William Ruto, and a damning audit by Auditor General Nancy Gathungu.
The closed-door sessions are taking place at a luxury hotel in Naivasha.
Public perception suggests the legislature has abandoned its watchdog responsibilities.

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