Advanced Institute of Science and Technology in Kenya to be built with the support of the Korea government.
The Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) has contracted with the Kenya Government on the launch and construction of a
Kenya’s national anthem has been ‘stolen’ by foreign company. Has it really?
As written by IP Lawyer Liz Lenjo, in the past week the internet has been buzzing over this video on the Kenyan vlogger’s use of the Kenyan Anthem.
It is twelve years since an ICSID tribunal dismissed World Duty Free’s claim against the Republic of Kenya for breach of a lease agreement signed in 1989. As is well known, the claimant obtained the contract with a $2 million
From February 22, 2019 to February 24, 2019, over 5,000 participants will participate in the Global Legal Hackathon.
People will pitch ideas, form teams, and create technology-based legal solutions. At the end of the weekend, these teams will present their
Eighty-two per cent of the students who sat the bar examinations at the Kenya School of Law last year failed.
A report by a task force chaired by lawyer Fred Ojiambo released in 2017 shows that from 2009 to 2016
Leading telecommunciations industry service providers in Kenya, Airtel and Kenya will be merging.
Telkom Kenya and Airtel Kenya have now officially made public the commencement of merger plans amidst long running rumors on the same. The two carriers are presumed
In the course of this week, the UK Competition and Markets Authority published a guidance note on Influencer Marketing and introduced new requirements which influencers should abide by.
Popular bloggers, vloggers, celebrities and social media personalities (also referred to as
As reported in the Business Daily earlier this week, the Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal by beer maker East African Breweries Limited (EABL) challenging a law passed a few years ago requiring health warning messages to beer bottles.
The Honourable
Our Co – Organizer, Angela Wanjohi will be at this month’s Hacks/Hackers Nairobi #HHNBO to help make Kenya’s traffic laws easily accessible to citizens.
Journalists sometimes call themselves “hacks,” a tongue-in-cheek term for someone who can churn out words
This past week, there have been several news reports and announcements that the Government seeks identifiable data of persons in order to improve public service delivery.
One of the classes you have to go through as a law student is
