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Experts must urgently address grey areas in Constitution

When President Uhuru Kenyatta signed the Division of Revenue Bill into law, the Senate was furious and threatened to move to the Supreme Court for respite. This rings a lot of bells.

One is that for the first time, the three arms of government are almost at war, akin to a dog chasing its tail. The Legislature is hopelessly divided regardless of party affiliation as the National Assembly MPs and senators engage in the greatest turf war — that of whose ego is greater?

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