Tag: Mwai Kibaki

Article 33 of the Constitution of Kenya states that every person has the right to freedom of expression, which includes freedom to seek, receive...

Earlier today, a Kenyan registered website www.isUhuruInKenya.co.ke was brought down by Kenya's Top Level domain custodian KENIC. The website which was created last week on Friday 4th December, was deleted today at 6am in the morning in what the Kenya Monitor team has deduced to be pressure from the government following its popularity as Kenyans Online continue to build pressure on the current government to account for the president's numerous travels abroad.

On Monday, Kenyans waited anxiously as President Uhuru Kenyatta was to address the nation on the state of corruption in the country. Coming just days...

The 2007/08 post election violence that left more than 1,000 Kenyans dead is one of the key reasons that led to the push for...

Did you know that Kenyan Presidents don't inherit the chairs of their predecessors? In a resent exercise by the County Government of Nakuru the...

The announcement that the American President Barrack Obama will be visiting Kenya in July this year, is the best example of the definition of...

“Uhuru acts to rein in sleazy deals” blared the headline of the Daily Nation on Monday. The story noted that Uhuru is “getting upset...

The New Constitution was promulgated on 27 August 2010. The image that is probably etched on most Kenyans’ minds from this period is the...

Speaking after the passing of the new constitution in 2010, then president Mwai Kibaki said the new constitution would be Kenya’s shield and defender...

Some commentators have referred to Kenya’s 2010 constitution as the most progressive constitution sub-Saharan Africa has ever seen. Well, that might sound a little...