LEGAL ALERTS

by: Lucy Kibachia & Michelle Njuguna Introduction Navigating the complexities of short-term leases requires a clear understanding of legal definitions, rights, and obligations. Whether you are a landlord considering leasing out property or a tenant seeking short-term accommodation, grasping the nuances outlined in Kenyan law can significantly impact your decisions and outcomes. Definition of Lease […]

by: David Angwenyi I got the idea to do this short write up from a press conference held by the Kenyan Cabinet Secretary for Public Service, Hon. Moses Kuria. Now, before you stop reading this or find something else to do, I want to assure you that you might learn something from it. Hon. Kuria

by: Aluoch Owuora, Joan Mbodze & Haron Makhanu Conveyancing is like a ladder, each rung seamlessly builds upon the last. If you miss a rung, you risk halting your ascent or even falling back to the beginning. If you happen to fall to the beginning, you are looking at damages. Alternatively, let us think of

by: Geoffrey Imende & Esther Moraa Introduction The term “artificial intelligence” was first coined in 1956 during the Dartmouth Summer Research Project on Artificial Intelligence. During the conference, John McCarthy proposed the term “artificial intelligence” to describe the field of study focused on creating machines that can perform tasks that require human intelligence. Since then,

by Gabriel Mwangi In Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice, Bassanio found himself in a spot of bother, as my colleague Guto Mogere habitually says. He urgently needed money to woo Portia, which Guto doesn’t habitually lack (i.e., neither money nor Portias to woo). Bassanio enlisted the help of his friend, Antonio – a good man