Katiba at 16: Kenyans challenged to stop celebrating and start defending the constitution

Lawyers, faith leaders and professionals have challenged Kenyans to move beyond celebrating the country’s supreme law and take an active role in protecting,and implementing..
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On the 16th anniversary of Kenya's 2010 Constitution, experts are urging citizens to actively defend and implement the supreme law, moving beyond mere celebration.
- Key figures, including Law Society of Kenya President Charles Kanjama and National Cohesion and Integration Commission Commissioner Jerusah Mwaadhime, emphasized citizen responsibility at the Katiba Day 2026 forum.
- Kenyans were challenged to understand the Constitution, its institutions, and hold them accountable, recognizing that "All sovereign power belongs to the people of Kenya," as stated in Article 1.
- Discussions also highlighted the need for national reconciliation and proactive measures against electoral violence and misinformation ahead of the 2027 General Election.
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