The latest edition of Nairobi Law Monthly is out now, and it’s packed with insightful analysis and essential updates. Our cover story, “Raila’s Bumpy Road to Addis,” delves into former Prime Minister Raila Odinga’s challenging quest to become the next Chairman of the African Union (AU) Commission. This edition explores the significant hurdles Odinga faces as his rival, Mahamoud Ali Youssouf, secures a crucial endorsement from ministers of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC). This endorsement has intensified the competition and presents a formidable obstacle for Odinga’s campaign. To understand the intricacies of this high-stakes race and the implications for the AU leadership, don’t miss this detailed coverage.
Inside This Edition:
2 | EDITORIAL
The Government’s deal with Adani regarding JKIA’s management raises serious questions. Find out why this negotiation is critical and what is at stake.
15-17 | REVIEW
Deputy governors are advocating for legal reforms and dedicated budgets to enhance county service delivery. Explore their proposals and the potential impact on local governance.
26 | BLACK LETTER LAW
A former Marsabit governor faces corruption charges after the court rules he violated laws by conducting business with the county while in office. Read about this landmark case and its implications.
30-31 | BUSINESS
With youth unemployment on the rise, what strategies can be employed to address this pressing issue? Discover solutions for this growing demographic challenge.
41-43 | LIFE
An upcoming book sheds light on Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua’s role and the traditional challenges faced by this influential office.
47 | CLOSING STATEMENT
The balance between app fares and fair compensation for Uber drivers is discussed. Find out how this affects the gig economy and drivers’ livelihoods.
Get exclusive insights into the challenges facing Raila Odinga’s bid for the AU Commission chairmanship, and stay updated with the latest legal, political, and business news. Our September issue is packed with essential articles, from groundbreaking legal cases to critical policy discussions and more.
Email your news TIPS to Editor@nairobilawmonthly.com, and to advertise with us, call +254715061658 anytime of the day
