President of Kenya campaigns on Civicore.
Presidential campaigns in Kenya run across 47 counties, 290 constituencies, and 1,450 wards. Civicore gives a national team one operating system - without becoming a political actor.
What a President is elected to do.
These are the constitutional duties of the office - not campaign promises. Every presidential candidate is asking for this job. Use the list to judge the person, the manifesto, and the record.
- 01
Head of State and Government
Represents Kenya at home and abroad, chairs the Cabinet, and is the public face of the national government.
Art. 131
- 02
Commander-in-Chief
Commands the Kenya Defence Forces and chairs the National Security Council.
Art. 131
- 03
Appoints and directs the Cabinet
Nominates Cabinet Secretaries, assigns them ministries with National Assembly approval, and coordinates the work of government departments.
Art. 132
- 04
Assents to laws
Signs Bills into law or refers them back to Parliament. A Bill does not become an Act without this step, except where the Constitution provides otherwise.
Art. 115, 132
- 05
Reports to the nation
Addresses the nation and Parliament on the state of Kenya, including measures taken and the policies the government intends to pursue.
Art. 132
- 06
Safeguards the Constitution
Promotes national unity, the rule of law, and the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms.
Art. 131
- 07
National security decisions
May declare a state of emergency, or, with National Assembly approval, a state of war - only within the limits the Constitution sets.
Art. 132
How a President campaign is organised.
A presidential race is a national logistics problem: county coordinators, constituency teams, volunteer networks, and a communications calendar that must stay consistent from Mandera to Kwale.
Civicore models Kenya's electoral hierarchy natively. National broadcasts can fan out to county, constituency, or ward without losing the audit trail.
Civicore is independent civic-tech. It does not endorse candidates, count votes, or replace the IEBC.
Civicore is independent civic-tech. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or a substitute for the IEBC, the ORPP, Parliament, County Assemblies, the PPDT, or the Judiciary. Geography on this site is IEBC-aware so campaigns can organise on official units.
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