KIPPRA marked Katiba Day on 27th August 2025 by sensitizing its staff on constitutional values, governance principles, and the importance of upholding the rule of law in public service. The commemoration, held at the Institute’s 6th Floor Boardroom, brought together staff for a day of reflection, learning, and interactive activities aligned to the spirit of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010.
The event was officially opened by Deputy Director, Finance, Mr Teddy Bett who emphasized the significance of constitutionalism in strengthening public institutions and delivering efficient, accountable services to citizens.
A key highlight of the programme was a presentation by Ms. Monica Sifuna on improving performance and efficiency in the public service through prompt corrective action and enforcement of lawful consequences for infractions. Staff also engaged in an interactive trivia quiz facilitated by Ms. Jemimah Njai, testing their knowledge of Kenya’s Constitution and governance frameworks.
The Directorate of National Cohesion and Values was represented by Ms. Ann Nyoro, Principal Cohesion Officer, who delivered a presentation on national values and principles of governance.
