Kabarak University School of Law hosted a meeting on 13 October 2026 between the National Council on the Administration of Justice (NCAJ) Standing Committee on the Administration of Justice for Children and Praesidio Safeguarding to explore partnership opportunities to strengthen child protection and access to justice in Kenya.

This past week, Kabarak University School of Law took a major step forward as we piloted one of the flagship modules for our upcoming Master of Laws (LLM) in Judicial Science: The African Feminist Judgments Project: Rethinking Law Through a Gendered Lens.

The Council for Legal Education (CLE) has undertaken an inspection and quality assurance engagement at Kabarak University School of Law, bringing together the members of the Kabarak University Management Board, leadership and faculty of the School of Law, members of the Council’s Quality Assurance Committee, the CLE Secretariat, and officers of the Standards, Licensing, Supervision and Compliance Directorate.

A Pilot Module in the Master of Laws in Judicial Science | 14–18 September 2026

The Kabarak University School of Law is proud to welcome Professor Ambreena Manji as our Adjunct Full Professor of Public Law.

Maintaining excellence in legal education requires more than strong teaching. It calls for regular independent evaluation to ensure academic programmes continue to meet national standards and the changing needs of the legal profession. It was in this spirit that Kabarak University welcomed an accreditation team from the Council of Legal Education (CLE) for a scheduled quality review of its Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) programme as part of the licence renewal process. Under Kenya's legal education framework, institutions offering law programmes are licensed for five years and undergo periodic quality audits and renewal reviews to maintain their accreditation.