The problems that Kenya face today have been created mainly by institutional failures as opposed to constitutional limitations. The focus on constitutional reform has mainly been pushed by the elitist Kenyan thought process; that need to graduate from being a developing country and be like Canada, the US or United Kingdom. Not the need to deal with the problems that makes a us a "developing country", health care, education, crime etc. These problems are clear and wanting in action, these problems are many and institutional in nature.

As far as the constitution is concerned we suffer from the lack of constitutionalism, which is made possible by the colonial structure of government.

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If you don't agree with some of the answers provided here for the problems, at least we could agree that the problems exist. Offer an alternative solution and discuss it with your MP.

Each link is different, some are general; some narrow down on specifics while others are just interesting thoughts.

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