by Ian NjathiREVIEW OF THE FOREST CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT ACT
1. Forests are important natural resources that have been accorded a certain level of importance in the protection, conservation and management of the...
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by Ian NjathiREVIEW OF THE CLIMATE CHANGE ACT, 2016
By Ian Njathi (LL.B., LLM) 1. The Climate Change Act of 2016 was enacted to provide for a regulatory framework that catered for an enhanced response to...
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by Ian NjathiRamsar Convention on Wetlands’ Influence on National Wetlands Conservation and Management Policy and EMCA Wetlands Regulations of 2009.
By Ian Njathi (LL.B., LLM, Dip in Law) 1. The world recently celebrated World Wetlands Day on 2nd February. This is a day to celebrate and raise...
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by Ian NjathiNoisy Neighbour Beware: What the Law States about Night Clubs in Residential Areas
By Ian Njathi ( LLM,LL.B, Dip in Law, Cert EIAA ) People, in their very nature are unique individuals, it is for this reason that not everyone has...
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by Boaz KaaweCOMPARISON BETWEEN THE PROCEDURE OF MAKING ORAL WILLS IN KENYA, UGANDA, NIGERIA, SOUTH AFRICA, RWANDA AND TANZANIA
By Boaz Kaawe In the domain of African Probate and Administration laws, the procedure for making an oral will does exist. Many do not know, but it is...
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by Boaz KaaweCASE BRIEF THE STATE OF MAHARASHTRA -VS- DR. PRAFUL B. DESAI (2003)4 SCC 601
BY BOAZ KAAWE The case came as an appeal from the Bombay High court judgement; that ‘evidence cannot be recorded by video conferencing in a criminal...
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by Boaz KaaweCASE BRIEF Okiya Omtatah Okoiti and Wyclife Gisebe Nyakina -vs- the Attorney General and 4 others Civil Application No. 15 of 2015 (UR 152015)
By Boaz Kaawe 1. Facts: 1.1. The petitioners (Okiya Omtatah Okoiti and Wyclife Gisebe Nyakina) on the 5th of February 2014, had invited the High Court...
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by Boaz KaaweCASE BRIEF Non-Governmental Organisations Co-ordination Board –vs- E.G and 5 others Civil Appeal No. 145 of 2015
By Boaz Kaawe 1. PRIOR PROCEEDINGS: 1.1. The background to the appeal is that the 1st respondent floated three names under which he sought to register...
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