Constitutional reform Archives - Africa Research Institute

Off

Africa, Africa Research Institute, agriculture, allotment, allotments, Ambreena Manji, anti-corruption, ARI, ARI publications, British Institute in Eastern Africa, Cardiff Law School, Cities, Constitutional reform, corruption, corruption in kenya, Counterpoints, Daniel arap Moi, development, development in Africa, East Africa, Eastern Africa, Edward Paice, family law, formal property rights, human rights, inheritance law, inheritance law in Africa, injustice, Jomo Kenyatta, justice, Katiba Institute, Kenya, Kenya constitution, Kenya constitutional reform, Kenya Human Rights Commission, Kenya Land Alliance, Kenya law, Kenyans, Kenyatta, Land Committee, land corruption, land development, land governance, land justice, land law, land law in Africa, land law in East Africa, land law in Eastern Africa, land law reform, land legislation, Land reform, land rights, landgrabs, law, Law in Publications, legal, legislation, Ministry of Lands, Ministry of Lands and Settlements, Moi, MOL, morthage law, nairobi, National Land Commission, National Land Policy, National Social Security Fund, Ndung'u Commission, Ndung'u report, NLC, NSSF, Politics in Publications, President Jomo Kenyatta, private property, privatisation, property law, property rights, property rights in Africa, public land, rural, rural Africa, TJRC, Truth Justice and Reconciliation Commission, urban africa, urbanisation, Urbanisation in Africa, urbanization

Land is a “key fault line” in Kenya. Throughout East Africa land law reform has been pursued at the expense of substantive land reform. New laws have not been redistributive or transformative in a positive way.

GGA featurres Africa Research Institute's new publication 'Bank to the Future' by Paul Adams

...

Good Governance Africa, 1 June 2015

01 Jun 2015

Yovanka ARI

Off

Africa Research Institute, constitution, constitution reform, constitutional referendum, Constitutional reform, Good Governance Africa, journalism, katiba, mike pflanz, nick branson, referendum, Tanzania

ARI senior researcher, Nick Branson, was interviewed for GGA's article on Tanzania's upcoming referendum.

...

What’s at stake in Tanzania’s constitutional referendum? Part II: The president and the parliament

16 Mar 2015

Yovanka ARI

Off

Acts of Union, Acts of UnionX Ali Mohamed SheinX bungeX Christian PresidentX Constitutent AssemblyX constitutionX Constitutional reformX crude oilX Dar es SalaamX dodomaX electionX executiveX federationX Jakaya Kikw, Ali Mohamed Shein, bunge, Bunge Lenye Meno, Christian, Constitutent Assembly, constitution, Constitutional reform, crude oil, Dar es Salaam, dodoma, election, executive, federation, gender parity, Jakaya Kikwete, kadhi, katiba, katiba referendum series, KatibaSeries, mainland, minority, National Assembly, natural gas, nick branson, parliament, Parliament with Teeth, petroleum, Politics in Publications, polls, President, referendum, religion, religious tensions, structure of the Union, Tanganyika, Tanzania, Tanzania katiba referendum series, Tanzanians, Union Affairs Commission, United Republic, vice president, vote, Warioba, Warioba Commission, What’s at stake in Tanzania’s constitutional referendum?, Zanzibar, Zanzibaris

Part two of Nick Branson’s look at Tanzania’s proposed constitution outlines how continuity has prevailed over change in relations between the executive and legislature.

...

What’s at stake in Tanzania’s constitutional referendum? Part I: One nation, two governments

The first part of Nick Branson’s look at Tanzania’s proposed constitution considers the relationship between the constituent parts of the Union ahead of a proposed referendum on 30 April 2015.