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A Critique of the Public Participation Bill – A case study of the Al Gurhair Case

by Leah Muhia and Sandra Nganyi | Feb 10, 2020 | Legal update

Introduction For a long time, the people of Kenya participated in governance indirectly through their representatives in Parliament. This position changed with the 2010 Constitution which for the first time recognized and mandated public officers as well as law making...

A Critique of the Public Participation Bill – A case study of the Al Gurhair Case

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