Book Reviews at Kabarak University School of Law offer a valuable intellectual space where students and faculty engage with legal literature, critically analyzing a diverse range of texts that span various legal disciplines. These reviews provide a platform for insightful discussions, enabling the academic community to explore emerging legal concepts, precedent-setting cases, and societal implications. Through rigorous assessments and thought-provoking critiques, the Book Reviews foster a culture of scholarly dialogue, enriching the legal education experience and promoting a deeper understanding of the complexities within the realm of law.

1. Joseph Omolo Book Review: Patents, human rights, and access to medicines, book review symposium , Afronomicslaw blog, and Joseph Omolo Book Review: The Struggle for Land and Justice in Kenya Kabarak Journal of Law and Ethics 6, 2022.
2. Ms Lizzy Muthoni Kibira's Book Review 'A Review of Dominic Burbidge s An Experiment in Devolution: National Unity and the Deconstruction of the Kenyan State was published in the Strathmore Law Journal 5 No. 1 2021.
3. Ms Julie published a book review of The Regional Law of Refugee Protection in Africa by Marina Sharpe in Human Rights Review Issue 4/2020.