AGs since Independence

Since independence, Kenya has had six AGs: Charles Njonjo (1963-80),
 James Karugu (1980-81);
 Joseph Kamere (1981-83),
 Mathew Guy Muli (1983-1991),
Amos Wako (1991-2011) :
 Githu Muigai(2011-2018) :
Peter Kihara(2018-present

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