This article will be part of a series on land law, how it has shaped the lives of Kenyans, specifically at the Coastal regions; as well as what obligations the citizens have in protecting their rights and the land they live on.
This article will be part of a series on land law, how it has shaped the lives of Kenyans, specifically at the Coastal regions; as well as what obligations the citizens have in protecting their rights and the land they live on.
In a case that resonates far beyond small claims courts, the High Court at Siaya delivered an important reminder to […]
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When it comes to children, the law in Kenya is clear and uncompromising: sexual relations with a minor is a […]
Domestic violence is often whispered about, hidden behind closed doors, or dismissed as a “private family matter.” But in truth, […]
The Limits of Wills In a globalised world, I ask whether the real issue is who inherits or whether the […]
A glance at the evolving juridical world of the Law of Succession, under Islamic Law in Kenya.
Kasi takes a trip; not just down memory lane, but a reflective walk; as she goes back in time to where it all begun: the City under the Sun.
Kenya has taken a definitive step toward regulating the previously uncharted world of cryptocurrencies and digital assets. For years, crypto […]