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Beyond the certificate: Why AI's synthetic realities demand a new evidentiary frontier in Kenya

The legal landscape is undergoing a significant transformation due to the unrelenting integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into every aspect of contemporary life. The fundamental theo...

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Society

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Fighting a losing battle: Interrogating why the struggle to preserve green spaces persists despite existing legal protection

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HUMAN RIGHTS

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The unheard cry: The world's failure in the face of genocide in Gaza

 In the long, tragic annals of human conflict, certain moments stand as stark testaments to the failure of our collective conscience. The ongoing crisis in the Gaza Strip is one such mome...

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law

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The Judiciary as the convenient villain: State narratives, accountability, and the rule of law in Kenya

The judiciary in Kenya, enshrined under Article 160 of the Constitution of Kenya 2010,1 serves as a foundational pillar of democratic governance, entrusted with upholding the rule of law, safe...

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law

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Democratizing policing in Kenya: Are we “Waiting for Godot”?

In the play “Waiting for Godot” the Irish playwright Samuel Beckett tells the story of Vladimir (Didi) and Estragon (Gogo).1 The two characters spend endless days waiting for someone nam...

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Society

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From betrayal to rebellion: the legal mandate for Kenyan Gen Z to fuel Nepal’s revolutionary spark

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Society

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What’s next for the new Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission? Reflecting on lessons from IEBC history

The 17th day of July, 2025, opened a new chapter for Kenya’s Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) with the swearing-in of the Erastus Edung Ethekon-led Commission. This was...

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law

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Decisional independence or immunity? Testing the blanket-bar claim against law, practice, and principle

 Certain phrases need no Trump to pack a punch. They enjoy such universal assent and emotional pull among the great and good to crash, however muted, any scepticism. Perhaps even more tha...

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Society

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The Sword of Article 168(1): Why Decisional Independence is not an unbreakable shield

 Few institutions in Kenya carry as much symbolic and practical significance as the Judiciary. Entrusted with interpreting the Constitution, resolving disputes, and safeguarding rights, t...

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Society

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“A People’s Constitution: Honour the spirit, not just the letter”

I. The anchor, the promise, and why it still matters...

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Society

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HONOURABLE CHIEF JUSTICE’S KEYNOTE ADDRESS AT THE NATION MEDIA GROUP’S ‘CONSTITUTION @ 15 YEARS’ COMMEMORATION FORUM – MOVENPICK HOTEL – 27TH AUGUST 2025

I am honoured to join you for this ‘Katiba Day’ event as we commemorate fifteen years since the promulgation of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010. I extend sincere gratitude to the Nation ...

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Society

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The development and prospects of public interest litigation in environmental matters: Reflecting on Kenya's experience since the 2010 Constitution

 Public interest litigation (PIL) occurs when concerned individuals, groups, or communities initiate legal proceedings to protect the public’s interests, especially where environmental ...

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