No more than two thirds of members of any elective or appointive positions shall be of the same gender. So forbids Constitutuition of Kenya 2010. The third gender rule as it is mostly referred to, has continued to get a ping pong in parliament, which is itself a target of this provision. Kenyan parliament remains dominated by men since 1963. There have been efforts to realize this legal requirement in the past. Most notably, towards the general election of 2017. The majority leader in the National Assembly Mr.Aden Duale tried his best but a greater portion of legislators were reluctant to support him. Perhaps the timing was wrong and members thought that the act was likely to affect their personal ambitions. The women representative of Uasin Gishu, Gladys Boss Shollei publicized her intent to table a bill in Parliament to fix the gender rule issue with finality. For many months now, the leadership of parli...