Inside William Ruto's public participation nightmare

Whereas the constitution outlines need for public views to be factored in projects there is no law guiding it..

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President William Ruto's administration is frequently challenged in court over projects and appointments, with many rulings citing a lack of public participation. This constitutional requirement, enshrined in the Constitution of Kenya (2010), mandates citizen involvement in policy-making and legislative processes.

A recurring issue in court orders against the government is insufficient public participation.
Rarieda MP Otiende Amolo was mentioned in the original context, indicative of political figures involved in discussions around government actions.
The Constitution of Kenya (2010) designates public participation as a mandatory national value and principle of governance.

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