The factors that promote national unity in Kenya

the factors that promote national unity in Kenya.

The Constitution, which guarantees equality of opportunity to all citizens.
The curriculum (system of education), which encourages children from an early age to develop a feeling of national belonging.

Equal distribution of resources by trying to develop the whole country‟s economy.
Intermarriage and other intercommunal activities such as games and music festivals in addition to trade and working together.
Currency. In Kenya, business is transacted through one currency: the Shilling.
The national language (Kiswahili), which enables Kenyans to communicate freely and easily.
National philosophies (Harambe, African Socialism and Nyayoism), which call on Kenyans to pool their resources together in peace, love and unity in spite of their different ethnic groups.
The National Flag, the symbol of our nation.

The Kenya Coat of Arms, which symbolizes our existence as a sovereign state.
The national Anthem, which reminds us of our peaceful and harmonious existence.
The Loyalty pledge, a reminder of our loyalty to the president and our nation.
National awards, which are given to Kenyans of outstanding performance in contributing to the country‟s development.
Government institutions (the Judiciary, the Executive and the Legislature), which serve all Kenyans equally.
National public holidays and events, which are held throughout Kenya.
The institution of the Presidency, which unites all Kenyans, for the president is the Head of state and government.

Urbanization, which promotes co-existence and interaction among Kenyans as people from different ethnic groups live together in towns and even intermarry.
A centralized system of government.

how does the Kenya Constitution promote National Unity

It protects individuals against any form of discrimination as provided for in the Bill of Rights.
It provides for a unitary government under one president.