"We, the people of Kenya-EXERCISING our sovereign and inalienable right to determine the form of governance of our country and having participated fully in the making of this Constitution…"- Preamble, Constitution of Kenya (2010) This powerful line, nestled at the heart of our Constitution, is not just an ornamental phrase echoing lofty ideals.
It is a solemn declaration, a creed anchoring the people's sovereignty as the fountainhead from which all State power flows.
It is a reminder that the pulse of governance must throb in rhythm with the will of the people, not above them.
Yet, this noble promise faces a quiet erosion.
