Wanjiku’s vigilance key to law review

On a journey as long as the one Kenyans have endured in the search for a new constitution, there are many changes. People who were comrades-in-arms in the clamour to make Kenya a multi-party state with the repeal of Section 2(a) no longer see eye to eye. Others who fought them tooth and nail have morphed into latter-day reformists. All have embraced the political divisions encouraged in the early 1990s, resulting in ethnicity playing an overwhelming role in governance.

The results are self evident.