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Navigating Kenya’s Media Landscape: Adapting Legal Frameworks to Emerging Technologies

In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, Kenya finds itself at the forefront of a transformative journey. The media industry, driven by cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), virtual reality (VR), and various internet innovations, is witnessing both unprecedented opportunities and challenges. This article delves into Kenya’s endeavors to adapt its legal framework to the […]

Navigating Legal Challenges in Digital Journalism Landscape

Digital media in Kenya has radically altered the landscape of public expression, allowing individuals to leap over traditional newsroom barriers and embrace citizen journalism and activism. With social media as the new town square, varied voices contribute to public debate and hold authorities accountable, fostering a dynamic and pluralistic media environment. Yet, in this digital […]

Privacy Rights in the Digital Age: What You Need to Know

In today’s digital world, every click, like, and share leaves a trace—a digital footprint that can be tracked, analyzed, and used in ways we may not even realize. From social media platforms to e-commerce websites, our personal data is constantly collected, analyzed, and shared, raising significant concerns about privacy and data security. One common method […]

Navigating the Challenges: Debt Sustainability and Human Rights Considerations in Kenya

Kenya, akin to many nations globally, confronts the heightened cost of living coupled with challenges in meeting debt financing obligations. Concurrently, the IMF plays a pivotal role in providing financial support to countries in economic crises. While such assistance is indispensable for economic stability, the concern over debt sustainability and its impact on human rights […]

Behind the Renege: What Next for a State in Sovereign Debt Default?

In our previous article, we delved into the IMF austerity measures linked to concessional loans for Kenya, aiding in fulfilling its impending Eurobond commitment. This piece will examine the repercussions when a nation falls short in meeting its sovereign debt obligations, particularly in the realm of international or external obligations. Read More

A Sheep in Wolf’s Clothing: Or Vice-Versa?

There exists a tendency for drowning men and straws, a phenomenon that is contrary to logic and fundamental laws of theoretical physics. By all key economic indicators, Kenya is a proverbial drowning man. The country faces the daunting task of retiring its $ 2 billion Eurobond debt as the clock ticks towards the June 24 […]

Child Custody and Maintenance; the Kenyan Perspective

In our final feature of 2023, we delved into Divorce Procedures in Kenya. As we turn the page to 2024 we now shift our focus to the aftermath of divorce, particularly concerning the welfare of children from dissolved marriages. What happens to these children once the marital ties are severed? Who assumes the responsibility for […]

Consent in Data Protection: Your Key to Control and Privacy

In today’s digital age, personal data is a valuable commodity, and ensuring its protection is paramount. The cornerstone of data protection is consent, which allows you to control how your information is used. When you create an account on a social media platform, you’re asked for your consent to collect and use your personal information. […]

Revolutionizing Justice: Artificial Intelligence in the Legal Profession.

Once confined to the pages of sci-fi novels, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is now an integral part of our daily routines. It powers our smartphone virtual assistants and curates personalized recommendations on our favourite apps and streaming platforms. Its influence is expanding across various professions, revolutionizing traditional ways of working. But a burning question remains: can […]

Legal Opinion on Warning Letters in Employment Matters under the Employment Act 2007

Warning letters play a crucial role in the disciplinary process under employment matters. They are an important tool used by employers to communicate about an employee’s conduct, performance, or behavior that is not condoned. Employers have the authority to issue written warnings when an employee breaches the organization’s disciplinary code or fails to meet expected […]