Amani National Congress leader Musalia Mudavadi now says the country needs to engage in a dialogue so as to fast-track implementation of some of the issues contained in the Constitution of Kenya Amendment Bill 2020, recently declared illegal by the High Court. He cites possible lengthy litigation resulting from appeals against the landmark judgment delivered on Thursday. In a statement sent to newsrooms Saturday, Mudavadi says there is a lot that is good for the country in the BBI Bill that shouldn’t be discarded. What’s more, Mudavadi says the BBI process had provided a roadmap to healing the nation by building bridges to a united nation. “Kenya is a democracy built on the basic tenets of separation of powers, check and balances, and respect for the rule of law,” he said

Source: Daily Nation May 15, 2021 10:52 UTC