kila JK akizungumzia suala hili la dual citizenship anasema kuna profesa yuko chuo kikuuu anaongoza kwa kupinga hili suala
sasa kwa kuwa hapa we dare TALK OPENLY nathubutu kumtaja kuwa ni profesa BAREGU sababu zake hazina msingi. kama kweli tuko serious kwa nini tusifanye kama CHINA au ISRAEL au NIGERIA au KENYA au ETHIOPIA tukawatumia hawa diaspora?
In the end inashangaza sana PROFESA BAREGU kuwa na mawazo mgando kama haya
wenzetu kule Kenya kwenye katiba yao mpya wamesema hivi:
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Citizenship[edit]
The new constitution makes important reforms to the previous framework on citizenship, in particular by ending gender discrimination in relation to the right of a woman to pass citizenship to her children or spouse; by ending the prohibition on dual citizenship; and by restricting the grounds on which citizenship may be taken away. The text has been criticised, however, for not providing sufficient protections against statelessness for children or adults.[SUP][13]
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- A person is a citizen by birth if on the day of the person's birth, whether or not the person is born in Kenya, either the mother or father of the person is a citizen (Art 14(1)).
- A person who has been married to a citizen for a period of at least seven years is entitled on application to be registered as a citizen (Art 15(1)).
- A person who has been lawfully resident in Kenya for a continuous period of at least seven years, and who satisfies the conditions prescribed by an Act of Parliament, may apply to be registered as a citizen (Art 15(2)).
- A person who is a citizen does not lose citizenship by reason only of acquiring the citizenship of another country (Art 16) and persons who are citizens of other countries may acquire Kenyan citizenship (Art 15(4)).
- A person who as a result of acquiring the citizenship of another country ceased to be a Kenyan citizen is entitled, on application, to regain Kenyan citizenship (Art 14(5)).
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