Regaining Kenyan Citizenship: Process, Requirements, and Costs
Kenyan citizenship is highly coveted for its numerous benefits, including the right to live, work, and own property in Kenya without restrictions.
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The Role of an Advocate in Property Purchase in Kenya
Buying property in Kenya is a major financial decision requiring careful due diligence and legal expertise to navigate the complex procedures and protect all parties involved.
DetailsRisks of Unwritten Employment Contracts
In 2020, Kenya mandated ICT firms to allocate 30% of shares to locals, fostering participation in the booming sector.
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Digital Nomad Visa/ Permit in Kenya: A Comprehensive Guide
In the evolving employment landscape, understanding the differences between employees, independent contractors, and gig workers is essential.
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Landmark Judgment on Data Privacy and Dignity in Kenya
At Njaga & Co Advocates, we recently championed a landmark case in the High Court at Milimani, advocating for the right to privacy and dignity.
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When Should You Apply for Rectification vs Review of Certificate of Grant in Kenya?
Rectification of grant is a legal process under Section 74 of the Law of Succession Act and Rule 43 of the Probate and Administration Rules, allowing the court to correct minor specific errors in a grant of representation or certificate of confirmation.
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A Guide for Buying Property in Kenya for Foreign Investors and Kenyans in Diaspora
Introduction Kenya’s macroeconomic performance remains favorably stable, with significant investments in real estate, building and construction, agriculture, renewable energy, and infrastructure supporting sustained growth projections. Foreign nationals are increasingly buying homes in Kenya’s coastal towns, such as Malindi and Kilifi. These buyers are mostly Italian, Swiss, German, British, and French. Foreign nationals working in multinational…
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The Doctrine of Adverse Possession in Kenya
In Kenya, the doctrine of adverse possession remains one of the most intriguing and misunderstood legal concepts, often leading to intense litigation, especially in land disputes.
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Grounds for Divorce In Kenya
Grounds for dissolving a Christian marriage in Kenya include adultery, cruelty, desertion, exceptional depravity, or irretrievable breakdown.
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Kenyan Parental Responsibility Agreement
This led to significant abuse of the children’s rights under the individuals assumed to have the children’s best interests. The Kenyan Constitution under Article 53 enlists various rights that children are entitled to.
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