Tag: constitutional amendments


  • Kenya’s Constitution: Refine, Not Rush to 2027

    Kenya’s Constitution: Refine, Not Rush to 2027

    Introduction: A Constitution That Serves, Not a Rush to 2027 The 2010 Kenyan constitution marked a watershed in governance, decentralization, and citizen participation. It introduced a devolved system that promised better service delivery, checks and balances, and a foundation for accountable leadership. Yet more than a decade later, the question is not whether the constitution…

  • Ghana’s Constitutional Reform: CRC Report Passed to Mahama as Implementation Plan Next Year Gears Up

    Ghana’s Constitutional Reform: CRC Report Passed to Mahama as Implementation Plan Next Year Gears Up

    Overview: CRC Report to President and the Push for Reform President John Mahama has formally received the Constitutional Review Committee’s (CRC) report, a milestone in Ghana’s ongoing constitutional reform process. The document outlines a range of recommendations, including the provocative proposal to extend the presidential term from four years to five. While the report signals…

  • Major Constitutional Amendments in Pakistan: A 50-Year Overview

    Major Constitutional Amendments in Pakistan: A 50-Year Overview

    Introduction: A Half-Century of Constitutional Change Over the past 50 years, Pakistan’s Constitution has undergone numerous amendments reflecting shifts between civilian governments and military rule, as well as evolving notions of democracy, federalism, and the balance of powers. In total, 26 formal amendments have shaped the legal and political landscape, influencing how the state is…