The opposition group in Kenya, Azimio coalition has demanded a review of the country’s 13-year-old constitution to be part of discussions in its proposed dialogue with the government to end protests in the country.
Penpushing reports that Raila Odinga, the opposition leader in a statement made available after a meeting with Azimio’s parliamentary group, declared that they will be adding a review of the constitution to remove what was described as the last vestiges of an imperial presidency.
The opposition referred to Kenya’s “winner-take-all culture”, while it is recalled that in February, Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua was widely criticised for saying the government was like a company with shares, in which some have large stakes and others none at all.
Penpushing further reports that it is on record that Odinga has been holding bi-weekly protests since 20 March against the cost of living and to oppose the appointment of a new electoral commission without consultations.
Meanwhile, the opposition leader in similar vein has also been questioning the legitimacy of President William Ruto, who was elected last year and had his election validated by the Supreme Court.
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