Politics

The Election Offences Act defines the types of election offences in Kenya that include offences relating to register of voters, offences relating to multiple registration as a…

The electoral process in Kenya entails different aspects of the election process. In many jurisdictions, the electoral process is a requirement for a government to qualify as a…

It is important to know how to mark a ballot paper in Kenya in any election. This ensures that the voter does not make any mistake in the voting booth by voting for the wrong…

The voting process in Kenya begins with voter identification and ends with the voter leaving the polling station. The voting process in Kenya ensures that Kenyans participate in…

There are various laws governing elections in Kenya. Article 82 of the Kenyan Constitution directs Parliament to enact legislation on elections in Kenya. Apart from the…

General elections, by-elections, and recall elections are the three types of parliamentary elections in Kenya. General elections occur every five years, while by-elections occur…

The application for access to information in Kenya fulfils the citizens’ right to access information as provided under Article 35 of the Constitution. Every citizen has the…

In Kenya, the Access to Information Act specifies the limitations on the right to information. According to Article 24 of the Constitution, which provides grounds for limiting…

Article 35 of the Constitution provides for the right of access to information in Kenya. Every citizen has the right to information held by the State and information held by…

Article 83 of the Kenyan Constitution provides every eligible citizen with the right to register as a voter in Kenya. The law also emphasises that no eligible citizen should be…