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Abortion in Kenya: What the Law Says
She’s married. She’s a mother. She goes to church. And she just had an abortion. This isn’t a whispered secret; it’s the lived truth of...
Kevin R. Onyango
May 7
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Redundancy or Injustice? A Landmark Judgment on Employment Rights in Kenya
Some workplace disputes are about small misunderstandings. Others reveal deep cracks in how people are treated; what they’re paid, how...
Kevin R. Onyango
Apr 23
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The Supreme Court of Kenya’s Overreach in Land Ownership Cases
Few legal principles command the security of a nation’s prosperity as resolutely as the sanctity of land ownership. Yet in recent...
Kevin R. Onyango
Mar 31
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Liberalizing Legal Education in Kenya: The Court of Appeal's Verdict in Otinga v Cabinet Secretary, Ministry of Education & Others
The Court of Appeal’s decision in Otinga v Cabinet Secretary, Ministry of Education & Others  is not merely a judicial pronouncement; it...
Kevin R. Onyango
Mar 14
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