Constitutional LawAmending the Constitution of Kenya 2010 Post 2017; Interests, Process and Outcomes: Ten Years On Assessing the Achievements of the Constitution of Kenya 2010

This article may be cited as;

Ben M. Sihanya (2021) ‘Amending the Constitution of Kenya 2010 Post-2017; Interests, Process and Outcomes’ in (eds) Ghai et al., Ten Years on Assessing the Achievements of the Constitution of Kenya 2010 (2021), (1^st edn, Katiba Institute).

I address three research questions on amending the Constitution of Kenya 2010 after 2017. First, whether the Constitution has addressed the targeted challenges and aspirations. What are the interests of the people and the leading politicians? The second question is whether the Constitution is ripe for amendments – and which are necessary or desirable. The third question relates to the appropriate Constitution amendment process including popular participation.

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