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Our Law Firm Blog provides valuable insights and updates on various legal matters to help you navigate the complexities of the legal world with confidence. We cover a wide range of legal topics, ensuring you can find relevant information regardless of the legal issue you’re facing. Our experienced attorneys contribute regularly, sharing their expertise on…
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In a landmark ruling arising from the 2018–2019 subscriber data leak scandal, the High Court holds that Safaricom PLC cannot shield itself behind “rogue employees” — and, in the process, reshapes the evidentiary and liability rules for data breach litigation in Kenya.
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Cabinet Secretary William Kabogo Gitau gazettes a new framework meant to make government “speak with one voice,” tackle misinformation, and modernize how ministries talk to citizens
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Election Law| On Friday, Aug 7, Justice Mugure Thande of the Malindi High Court ruled in HCCHRPET/E023/2025 Dr. Owiso Owiso, Khelef Khalifa & Ashioya Biko v Attorney-General & Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission that Article 136(2)(a) of the Constitution requires a presidential election to be held on the second Tuesday of August in the fifth…
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When a child steps into a Kenyan courtroom — whether as a witness, an offender, or a child in need of care and protection — the law requires the court to treat them differently from any adult litigant. Our latest research publication unpacks how that principle plays out in practice. A few things worth knowing,…
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1. The Constitutional Right Article 49(1)(h), Constitution of Kenya 2010 guarantees every arrested person the right to be released on bond or bail, on reasonable conditions, unless there are compelling reasons not to release them. Article 49(2) adds that a person cannot be held in custody for an offence punishable only by a fine or…
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In the intricate web of criminal investigations, every detail counts. Among the plethora of forensic tools and investigative techniques, there exists a fascinating theory that often serves as a pivotal point in unraveling the truth—the theory of “Last Seen.” This concept, deeply rooted in criminal law, has been instrumental in countless cases, capturing the imagination…
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The Affordable Housing Act, 2024, enacted by the Parliament of Kenya, aims to fulfill Article 43(1)(b) of the Constitution by providing a framework for the development and access to affordable housing and institutional housing. The Act establishes various bodies and mechanisms, including the Affordable Housing Fund, Affordable Housing Board, and County Affordable Housing Committees. Key…
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The Social Health Insurance Act of 2023 was put into effect to establish a comprehensive structure for managing social health insurance in Kenya, aligning with Article 43(1)(a) of the Constitution and the overarching goal of achieving universal health coverage. Enacted on November 22, 2023, the Act brought into existence the Social Health Authority, which is…
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In response to one of our readers requests, we highlight matters of concern on the above headline as hereunder; In the Kenyan Constitution, the relationship between state and religion is addressed in several provisions, with the aim of promoting a secular state while also ensuring freedom of religion and protection against discrimination based on religion.…
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In the intricate web of criminal investigations, every detail counts. Among the plethora of forensic tools and investigative techniques, there exists a fascinating theory that often serves as a pivotal point in unraveling the truth—the theory of “Last Seen.” This concept, deeply rooted in criminal law, has been instrumental in countless cases, capturing the imagination…