Civil society actors in Kisumu have called for the full implementation of Kenya’s 2010 Constitution, with police reform and greater civilian oversight emerging as key priorities as the country moves towards the 2027 General Elections. Speaking during the 16th Katiba Day celebrations, Thursday, lawyer and human rights advocate Willis Otieno said Kenya must rethink the way…
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