The old order of ethnic coalitions has run its course. While Odinga, a stalwart of self-righteous politics, is fluently harnessing…
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By Andrew Mizner The increased use of African arbitration institutions has been fuelled by investment, and confidence from the legal…
By Hamid Abdulkareem, Jacob Omorodion and Thomas Dauvillier Recent public health emergencies and regional conflicts have highlighted the need for…
The tax law in Kenya envisages four approaches and levels of resolving tax disputes, namely, the administrative decision, quasi-judicial process…
Refugees are sometimes treated under immigration laws as illegal immigrants rather than as asylum-seekers under refugee legislation By Carmel Rickard Kenyan…
By Payton Mathau “This Court observes that Article 157 of the Constitution does not mean that the Director of Public…
Concerns linger about whether the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) is fully prepared to conduct free and fair elections…
This year’s election promises to be one of the most competitive in Kenya’s history. It pits Deputy President William Ruto…
The silly season is here with us once again. Next month, Kenyans head to the polls to elect their political…
By Paul Kauku The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has the mandate to clear candidates who seek to occupy…
