Kabarak Law School has once again demonstrated its prowess in legal education by coming in second place in the 21st Edition of the John H Jackson Moot Court Competition on WTO Law. The competition, which took place in Ghana, attracted teams from various African countries and served as a stepping stone for the Global rounds to be held in June 2023.

The Kabarak Law School team, comprising Faith Ndubai, Barrack Onyango, and Tekin Saeko, delivered a stellar performance that saw them take home the award for the best-written submissions. The team's coaches, Mr. Justus Otiso and Mr. Samson Muchiri, also played a pivotal role in preparing the students for the competition.

The John H Jackson Moot Court Competition on WTO Law is a highly competitive event that tests the participants' knowledge of international trade law. The competition is an excellent opportunity for law students to gain practical experience in legal argumentation and to develop skills in written and oral advocacy. Kabarak Law School's performance in the competition is a testament to the institution's commitment to providing quality legal education. The school's faculty and staff have always been dedicated to ensuring their students receive a comprehensive and practical legal education that prepares them for the legal profession.

As the Kabarak Law School team prepares for the Global rounds, they will be facing off with their worthy competitors, Strathmore Law School, who emerged as the winners of the African regional competition. The Global rounds promise to be even more challenging, but the Kabarak Law School team has demonstrated its capabilities and has what it takes to emerge victorious.

In conclusion, Kabarak Law School's performance in the John H Jackson Moot Court Competition on WTO Law is a clear indication that the institution is at the forefront of legal education in Africa. The school's commitment to excellence is evident in the quality of education it provides to its students. Congratulations to the Kabarak Law School team for their outstanding performance, and we wish them all the best as they prepare for the Global rounds.