May it help us appreciate the progress we have made so far and inspire us toĬ.G.H., M.P President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kenya In conclusion, I would like to recommend this Yearbook to both Kenyans and our friends from across the world. Indeed, the future is bright for our beloved nation and I am certain that we will be able to achieve the ambitious plans we have put in place to develop into a middle-income country by the year 2030. The new constitutional order provides a firm foundation for Kenya’s economic, political and social transformation. Landmark achievement marked the end of a 20-year search for a new Constitution. In our development agenda as guided by our Vision 2030. Special emphasis is placed on infrastructure development, On August 27 2010, we promulgated a new Constitution that had been ratified at a peaceful referendum on August 4, 2010. 2010 has been a remarkable year for Kenya. Moreover, it recognises institutions that have made significant contributions to the lives our people. These include musicians, businessmen, researchers as well as sportsmen and women. The Yearbook then gives an account of Government programmes and policies as well as key milestones achievedĪ key feature of this Yearbook is that it celebrates the achievements of Kenyans across various sectors. Our governance system is discussed in detail, particularly in light of our new constitutional dispensation. Geographical and demographical diversity as well as our rich cultural heritage. This edition, Kenya Yearbook 2010, begins by chronicling Kenya’s early history and political developments. It covers a wide range of topics on our social, political, economic and cultural affairs. This is an invaluable resource for anyone seeking information about our beautiful country. MP President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Republic of KenyaĪm pleased to present to you the first-ever annual Kenya Yearbook. A New Kenya where food insecurity will be a thing of the past. A New Kenya, where we will no longer have people living in absolute poverty, or facing unemployment. As we embark on the journey of national renewal, I ask all of us to keep in mind the vision of the NEW KENYA. Our resolve to complete the journey of our nation’s transformation must remain firm. However, the new Constitution gives us better structures of governance to address the challenges more efficiently. The changes envisaged in the new Constitution will present some challenges along the way.
We must remain resilient and focused as we work towards their fulfillment. Some of the changes will be immediate and we must be ready to support them.
This Constitution will fundamentally transform our nation politically, economically and socially. Kenya Yearbook Editorial Board P.O.Box 34045 00100 NHIF Building 4th Floor Nairobi Tel 020 2715390 0711 944 538 ISBN: 978-9966- All Rights Reserved Copyright 2010 Extracts may be published if the source is duly acknowledged Kagombe Editorial Manager: Munyori Buku Production Manager: Edward Mwasi Photography Coordination: Image Hunters Bitange Ndemo, CBS Board Chairman: Esther Kamweru KYEB Board Members Chief Executive Officer: Denis Chebitwey Consulting Editor: Prof. Samuel Poghisio, EGH., PM Permanent Secretary for Information and Communication: Dr. Minister for Information and Communication: The Hon. Copyright 2010 Kenya Yearbook Editorial Board
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