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Reflections from the Zambia Arbitration Week – The Two Percent Problem: Enforcing Dispute Board Decisions

In construction dispute resolution circles, one statistic is repeated so frequently that it has almost

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Construction Law

Rule 5 (2) (b) Applications and the Constitutional Threshold for Appeals to the Supreme Court under Article 163 (4) (a): A Commentary of the Supreme Court’s decision in Roseline Orimba Onduo v Maurice Otieno Ochola [KESC]

Article 163 (4) (a) permits appeals to the Supreme Court as of right only in

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Land Law

The New Era of Government-Owned Enterprises in Kenya: Governance Reform and the Expanding Role of Certified Secretaries

Kenya has entered a defining moment in the governance of its public commercial institutions with

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Government-Owned Enterprises

People Over Profit: Why the Social Pillar of ESG Determines Long-Term Sustainability

Sustainability is often discussed in terms of profits, carbon footprints, and compliance metrics. Yet, at

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The Digital Dictum: Freedom of Expression versus The Power to Censor

The interplay between statutory regulation and constitutional freedoms has become the primary battleground for Kenyan

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THE INDISPENSABILITY OF BOARD EVALUATION FOR SUSTAINABLE CORPORATE GOVERNANCE

Board evaluation is essential to sustainable corporate governance because it ensures that boards remain effective,

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The True Test of Leadership is in Crisis.

In an interconnected global environment, crisis is no longer confined by borders, and rare events

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LEADER

Attack on the Legal Profession or Curbing Corruption? Okiya Omtatah Okoiti and Dr. Magare Gikenyi v Council of Governors, AG & 70 Others(Nakuru High Court, January 2026) eKLR

The Nakuru High Court’s January 2026 conservatory orders barring public entities from engaging external advocates

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Attack on the Legal Profession or Curbing Corruption? Okiya Omtatah Okoiti and Dr. Magare Gikenyi v Council of Governors, AG & 70 Others (Nakuru High Court, January 2026) eKLR

Employee Negligence as a Ground for Termination: An Appraisal of the Court of Appeal Decision in Stephen Ndolo v Nairobi City Water & Sewerage Company [2026]

For a termination to be valid in law, it must be grounded on a fair

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