The Kenyan government has formed a committee to address laws deemed unconstitutional under the 2010 Constitution. Headed by Christine Agimba of the Kenya Law Reform Commission (KLRC), the multi-sectoral group will examine both statutes and related legislation. This initiative aims to align existing legal frameworks with current constitutional provisions and court rulings. The review will focus on obsolete laws and inconsistencies identified by the courts. The committee’s work is expected to streamline the legal system, ensuring it operates in full compliance with the nation’s supreme law. This move signifies a commitment to upholding constitutional principles and strengthening the rule of law within Kenya. The goal is to remove any legislation that contradicts the current constitution.