Reform glass is half full, not half empty

This week we celebrate a decade of living under the 2010 Constitution, a document that was adopted with much fanfare, promise and expectation. The hopes amongst the citizenry was that there would be fundamental transformation of the society, livelihoods would be improved, rights better protected and the country governed more democratically.

Ten years is a long time to assess how far we have come as a country. That, though, is taking place amidst calls for changes to that Constitution. The architecture of the 2010 Constitution may be at stake.