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George Kithi - Lawyer: Constitutions are ordinarily reviewed circumstantially, and in response to pre-existing situations... There are constitutional points that need to be looked at, to address current issues. #NewsCheck #KBCniYetu
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George Kithi: There are constitutional points that need to be looked at, to address current issues
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