#MLS@110 Mt. Kenya Hike Challenge The Devil is a liar and a cheat. This week I have hardly done any workouts. Zero energy! Waking up at hours that would give my dear rested mother a heart attack. I mean saa moja when the sun is up and hot. Maybe I am meant to suffer at
THE INSIGNIA OF THE NOBILITY IN THE LEGAL PROFESSION By ALLEN GICHUHI WAIYAKI The LSK was started with the Mombasa Law Society which was founded in early years. The first High Court was established in Mombasa in 1911 and the legal profession really started at Mombasa. The Mombasa Law Society was a voluntary organization and membership was not
SAVE THAT CHILD.... WHY KENYANS SHOULD ADOPT A CHILD TODAY By CHRISTINE KIPSANG One evening, I asked my daughter what comes to mind when you hear the word adoption and without any hesitation she answered that it is process in person or family is looking to have orphan child without a home and offering the
EXERCISE OF PROSECUTORIAL DISCRETION: A PAPER BY ALEXANDER MUTETI, LLB; MA – SENIOR ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS The role of a public prosecutor is that of a Minister of Justice. It requires counsel entrusted with such responsibility not only to exercise independent decision making but also balance the public interest as against individual rights
By HON. PASCAL EUGENE NABWANA It will be the worst form of dishonesty on my part if I fail to acknowledge the gradual improvement of the quality in prosecution since the promulgation of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010. Public prosecution has made great strides in the past decade and proved that quality prosecution is a
ADOPT E-PRACTICE OR PERISH by DR. WAMUTI NDEGWA The onset of online filing and e-hearings signals monumental shift in how the law is practiced in Kenya. The shifts spare neither litigation counsels, nor advocates clerks, nor members of the bench. Those who embrace the change will flourish while those miss the cue will perish. For
UNDERSTANDING CONVERSION TO A NEW CADASTRAL SYSTEM: A BRIEF PREVIEW By VICTOR O. OLONDE & WALTER OGOLLA ODUOR The conceptual background Cadastral system has been playing a pivotal role in supporting the land registration process in Kenya. A cadastral system is mainly concerned with ownership of land and its spatial boundary. As such the cadastral
The COMESA Court of Justice by REGISTRAR, HON. LUCY NYAMBURA MBATIA ADVOCATE Establishment of COMESA The Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) is a regional economic community composed of 21 African States namely Burundi, Comoros, DR Congo, Djibouti, Egypt, Eritrea, Eswatini, Ethiopia, Kenya, Libya, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritius, Rwanda, Seychelles, Somalia, Sudan, Tunisia, Uganda,
by FADHILI DECHE & FANIKI DECHE For the last decade or so, the family has been used to a jurist mum who is rarely at home. She has been travelling a lot to Nairobi and occasionally out of the country both for work and studies. With the onset of Covid, the Jurist has found herself
On 16th May 2020, Mombasa based lawyer Mr. Allan Mola Owinyi was appointed to the Sports Disputes Tribunal for a five year term alongside John Ohaga (Chairman), Peter Ochieng Achieng, Mary Nyokabi Kimani, Jane Njeri Onyango, Gichuru Kiplagat and Elynah Shiveka. Mola is the only first timer, as the rest are serving secondary terms on
