When it comes to outshining themselves, Kabarak Law Students seem to have a knack. Sharing a stage with a seasoned Kenyan artist during the Cultural Week Gala Night pales in comparison with having your writing dominate the subject of...

The evening session of 24 February began with a summary of Mwalimu Julius Nyerere’s background from Jimmy Wambua who was the facilitator of the session.  A reflection of what it means to inherit a vision and its burdens hit the ...

The third book club session of the year convened on 17th February. The evening involved a critical engagement with African leadership through the text: ‘Politics as a Vocation’, a lecture by Hon. Prof. Peter Anyang’ Nyong’o, excerpte...

Kabarak University Law School recently hosted a distinguished public lecture delivered by Prof. (Dr.) Leïla Choukroune, Professor of International Law and Director of the Global Justice and Rights Research Centre at the University of...

In a significant move to enhance its international scholarly profile and legal research capacity, Kabarak University has formally announced the appointment of Professor Oluyemisi Adefunke Bamgbose, SAN, as a Visiting Professor for th...

Chinua Achebe’s The Voter is less about a single election and more about exposing the structural weaknesses that often shape democratic practice in African societies. The story provides a sharp lens through which one can examine whet...