Safina Party Hosts National Dialogue on Constitutional Reform
Leading constitutional experts and citizens gather to discuss proposed reforms to strengthen Kenya's democratic institutions.
Safina Party hosted a landmark National Dialogue on Constitutional Reform, bringing together constitutional experts, civil society organizations, and ordinary citizens to discuss strengthening Kenya’s democratic framework.
Key Reform Areas Discussed
The dialogue focused on several critical areas for constitutional improvement:
Devolution Enhancement
- Increasing county government autonomy
- Improving revenue allocation formulas
- Strengthening oversight mechanisms
Electoral Reforms
- Electoral system improvements
- Campaign financing transparency
- Independent electoral body strengthening
Judicial Independence
- Protecting judicial autonomy
- Enhancing access to justice
- Judicial appointment processes
Bill of Rights
- Economic and social rights enforcement
- Environmental rights protection
- Digital rights and privacy
Expert Perspectives
Lead Attorney and Youth Council Chair Anthony Michuki moderated the dialogue, noting, “Constitutional reform must be a people-driven process. These discussions ensure that any proposed changes reflect the will and needs of ordinary Kenyans.”
Public Participation
Over 500 participants attended the in-person event, with thousands more joining online. The dialogue featured breakout sessions allowing for detailed discussions on specific reform proposals.
Next Steps
Safina Party will compile feedback from this dialogue and similar events across the country to develop a comprehensive constitutional reform proposal. The party is committed to pursuing reforms through proper legal channels and public referendum where required.
Your Voice Matters
We encourage all Kenyans to participate in this important conversation about our nation’s future. Regional dialogues will be held in the coming months, and we welcome submissions through our website.
Together, we can build a constitutional framework that serves all Kenyans for generations to come.