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Saba Saba at 30 and signs some things have changed

Nearly 24 million of us were not yet born when thousands took to the streets to demand human rights, democracy and an end to the one-party-state on July 7, 1990.

It is widely regarded as one of the most significant constitutional moments in our history. Celebrating the moment 30 years on, it is worth asking how much Kenya has changed since and what the implications for amending the Constitution on its’ tenth birthday, are.

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