The UNSA Independent Electoral Commission is established under Article 13 of the UNSA Constitution 2017 to inter alia undertake students’ elections on a regular basis in accordance with the aims, objectives and guiding principles in the Constitution and Rules and Regulations Governing Students’ Elections, 2017.
University of Nairobi’s dons were part of the task force that developed Kiswahili and Bi-Lingual versions of the National Assembly Standing Orders which were unveiled by President Uhuru Kenyatta.
From UoN, Prof. Iribe Mwangi, the Chairman, Kiswahili Department was the team leader of Kiswahili experts while Dr. Prisca Jerono and Dr. Nyachae Michira were members of the taskforce.
Other dons incorporated in the project were Dr. Robert Oduori (Moi), Mr. Vincent Magugu (Moi), Prof. Kitula King'ei (Kenyatta) and Dr Miriam Osore (Kenyatta).
The Two-Thirds Gender Rule enshrined in the 2010 Constitution of Kenya presented an opportunity to foster gender equality in leadership in Kenya. As we reflect on the Constitution of Kenya at ten, it is evident that the letter and spirit of the Constitution, by itself, does not guarantee the realization of gender equality.
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