Kenya is moving in the right direction internationally. It may take a step back now and again in local political rivalries but recovers with two steps forward in education (which includes gender equality)and fighting tribalism. But I worry about its relationship with China.
Kenya’s 2010 constitution enshrined gender equality into law, but has failed to deliver the transformation many had hoped for.
In a new Chatham House research paper, @Wacera_K highlights the importance of devolution in enhancing gender equality in Kenya
https://www.chathamhouse.org/publication/meeting-promise-2010-constitution-devolution-gender-and-equality-kenya?utm_source=twitter.com&utm_medium=organic-social&utm_campaign=kenya-gender-equality&utm_content=kenya-gender-equality-paper …
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