Matrimonial Property Division in Kenya
Kenya’s 2010 constitution transformed matrimonial property law, guaranteeing equal rights for spouses and protecting individual ownership.
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Introduction to Surrogacy in Kenya
In Kenya, surrogacy is not a hypothetical issue anymore. It is real, and many Kenyans are resorting to surrogacy as an alternative to being parents, especially those who cannot, for medical reasons, have their own children.
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Division of Property After Divorce in Kenya: Understanding the Legal Framework
Divorce is a challenging process, more so where the parties have an acrimonious divorce, unlike where parties have mutually decided that their marriage is not working for them and thus need separation/annulment.
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Buying Property For Foreign Investors & Overseas Kenyans
Explore Kenya’s Investment Opportunities and Legal Framework with Njaga & Co’s Conveyancing Guide. Get actionable insights for confident property investments today!
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Termination Under Kenyan Employment Law
An overview of the various forms of termination and dismissal, the procedures, unfair termination and remedies for unfair termination.
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Understanding the New NSSF Contributions Under the Amended NSSF Act of 2021
The National Social Security Fund (NSSF) Act, 2013, as amended in 2021, introduced a new contribution structure that significantly changes how employers and employees contribute to the fund.
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Kenya’s VASP Bill 2025: Regulating Crypto, Protecting Investors, and Transforming Digital Finance
As the world continues its march into the digital age, Kenya has taken a bold step toward regulating one of the most transformative yet contentious sectors of the modern economy, cryptocurrencies and virtual assets.
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The Doctrine of Force Majeure and Frustration in Commercial Contracts in Kenya
This article explores the doctrine of force majeure, its components, and its role in commercial contracts.
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A Guide to Co-Parenting in Kenya through a Parental Responsibility Agreement
Introduction Co-parenting in Kenya is a legal and social framework that facilitates the shared responsibilities of parents who are not living together after their divorce or separation or who are not married. The Constitution of Kenya and the Children Act 2022 provide the legal basis for co-parenting, emphasizing the importance of a Parental Responsibility Agreement (PRA) to…
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A Guide on Debt Acknowledgement Agreement/ Deed (AOD) in Kenya
An Acknowledgment of Debt (AOD) (also called a Debt Acknowledgement Agreement or Deed of Acknowledgement of Debt) is a formal document in which a debtor…
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