By South Consulting, June 2011.
The Kenya National Accord was signed in 2008 to establish a power-sharing government in the wake of widespread violence following highly disputed national elections. However, limited application of the Accord has lowered Kenyans’ perceptions of their government. In fact, the current administration has enacted just three of the sixteen reforms under the agreement. It should move more quickly to implement the remaining scheduled reforms before upcoming elections while also improving and expanding civic education to increase knowledge of Kenyans’ constitutional rights.
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