Jumia Books Constitution of Kenya, 2010 by Government of Kenya (Author)

The Constitution of Kenya, 2010 is the supreme law of Kenya that outlines the country's system of governance, fundamental rights, and duties of citizens. It establishes Kenya as a sovereign nation with a government structure based on democratic principles, the rule of law, equality, human rights, and social justice. The Constitution is divided into several chapters covering key areas such as sovereignty of the people, fundamental rights and freedoms, land and environment, leadership and integrity, electoral systems, and the administration of justice.

The Preamble acknowledges the supremacy of God, diversity and unity of the people, respect for the environment, and commitment to human rights and democracy. Key provisions include the right to life, freedom from discrimination, labor rights, political rights, and the establishment of national commissions such as the Kenya National Human Rights and Equality Commission. The Constitution also provides guidance on the distribution of powers between the national and county governments and mechanisms for maintaining integrity in leadership.