Judicial financial independence in Africa (Conrad Bosire, PhD ed). Forthcoming from Kabarak University Press.

What an afternoon this will be! We are looking forward to the insights we'll hear from Dr. Ghai. Katiba Institute

Our alumna, Rachael Jepchumba, narrates how the Avid Readers' Forum saved her from dropping out of Law School. Read the interesting narration at kabarak.ac.ke/arc/avid-reade… #ARFat5 Lucianna Thuo Kabarak University Law Students R. A. O Dr Willy M Mutunga, Chief Justice, Kenya (2011-16)

Congratulations to our very own R. A. O and Peter Mudeyi on the acceptance of their abstract for the Conference celebrating Prof. Charles Fombad, at the CentreForHumanRights! We're proud of their commitment to advancing legal scholarship and look forward to their presentation.

Happening tomorrow. The Avid Readers' Forum on 'Democracy at odds: The people's voice versus party politics in Kenya' Register in advance to join via ZOOM: tiny.cc/Democracy1 or stream on YOUTUBE: tiny.cc/democracy1 Lucianna Thuo Gitobu Imanyara Kabarak University Law Students

We've set the ball rolling with our first years beginning their first full learning week. Today, they attended their Personal and Social Skills for Lawyers Class, facilitated by Prof J Ambani. We look forward to the great students we hope they'll become. Karibuni Kabarak!🎉

Kabarak University continues to set the benchmark in legal education, shaping young minds for impactful careers. kabarak.ac.ke/kabusol-news/k…

Kabarak University VC Prof Henry Kiplangat gives his speech. He emphasises that the book, 'Judicial financial independence in Africa', is a testament to Kabarak University's commitment to advancing rigorous research in and of Africa.

The book editor and author of three chapter Conrad Bosire, PhD introduces the other authors and gives his inspiration for conceptualising the book. He speaks on the centralisation of the judiciary alongside the colonial baggage that still plagues the present judiciaries across Africa.

CJ Emeritus David Maraga gives the keynote speech highlighting that funds either limit or enhance judicial independence. Narrating his own experience, he states that financial staff in the judiciary were beholden to the executive thus showing the dearth of financial independence.

Is religion too involved in state governance and politics? This week, the Avid Readers' Forum will discuss religion and its influence on state. Led by clergyman Rev. J Mutuku and Dr Willy M Mutunga, Chief Justice, Kenya (2011-16) Register to join on Zoom: tiny.cc/religion1 or YouTube: tiny.cc/religion

Heko King David Arita and Miriam Rosasi, for being part of the research and editorial team for the ICJ Kenya Compendium of 2022 Election Petitions sponsored by ICJ Kenya and Ms.Lucianna Thuo The book was successfully launched on 19th September 2024 at the Sarova Panafric Hotel.

We hail our very own own Caleb K Sadala, for being part of the team that was awarded best innovators in the Central Rift Innovative Week. Together with his teammates, Felix Masigwa and Samuel Uzima, Caleb invented a technology to help curb road accidents in Kenya. Heko!!!👏🏽✨

Happening today. The Avid Readers' Forum discussion on Religion and its influence on state and governance. Register to join via Zoom: tiny.cc/religion1 or YouTube: tiny.cc/religion Karibuni sana. Lucianna Thuo Dr Willy M Mutunga, Chief Justice, Kenya (2011-16)

Congratulations to Kelvin Musyimi & Peter Mudeyi, for winning the novice category of the Kenyan Universities Debate Championships. Further, Cephas Haron & Elizabeth Njenga made the top 10 orators. We also salute Jabez Oyaro & Michael Muchomba, who formed the rest of our team.

Unfortunately, due to an unforeseen emergency, this event has been postponed. We sincerely apologise for any inconveniences caused.

Our student Debra Moraa is off to Astana- Kazakhstan, with Save The Sicklers, to represent Kenya at the #EnactusWorldCup🌍2024. Debra and team are on a mission to change lives with ThermoSoothe, their groundbreaking product for managing sickle cell. Aren't we proud of her!🫡👏

We see our very own Mwalimu Elisha Zebedee Ongoya and Dr Harrison Mbori.🫡🫡

Join Ms Juliet Gachanja, our Child Rights Lecturer, as she does what she does best- advocate for Children's rights.👏 Kabarak University Law Students

Two of our women of letters, Julie Lugulu and Justelsy, are in Pretoria- South Africa, for a colloquium leading to a book on sexual and reproductive health rights of vulnerable groups, hosted by CentreForHumanRights. We are very fortunate to be learning from and with them✨✨