The idea is that the Draft will be open to comments from the public for 30 days, at which point it will return to the Committee, who will then revise it accordingly. And, as it happens, I do have a comment to offer. "Committee", as in "Committee of Experts", is spelt with two "t's", not one.
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Daft Constitution
This week, every newspaper included a free copy of Kenya's new Draft Constitution, as put together by the "Committee of Experts". It's designed to try to solve the political crisis from 2007, when a disputed election resulted in massive country-wide violence and a rather ad hoc coalition government.

The idea is that the Draft will be open to comments from the public for 30 days, at which point it will return to the Committee, who will then revise it accordingly. And, as it happens, I do have a comment to offer. "Committee", as in "Committee of Experts", is spelt with two "t's", not one.
The idea is that the Draft will be open to comments from the public for 30 days, at which point it will return to the Committee, who will then revise it accordingly. And, as it happens, I do have a comment to offer. "Committee", as in "Committee of Experts", is spelt with two "t's", not one.
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