This course provides trainees with the appropriate skills set in mediation and lays the foundation for building an independent ADR practice
This course provides trainees with the appropriate skills set in mediation and lays the foundation for building an independent ADR practice
Article by Prof. Kenneth Wyne Mutuma, assisted by Anne Abala I had the honor of serving as a discussant during the training organized by the Kenya Judiciary Academy, in partnership with the National Steering Committee on the Implementation of Alternative Justice Systems (NaSCI-AJS) and Pepperdine University, held from September 29
On 16th July 2025, the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb) Kenya paid a courtesy call to the Law Society of Kenya (LSK), marking a significant step toward deepening collaboration in the field of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) and legal capacity building in Kenya. The meeting, held at the LSK offices,
Topic: Arbitration as a Tool for Achieving Green Growth Sustainability in Kenya’s Energy & Construction Landscape. Prof. Wyne began by giving a background on the need to use arbitration to achieve a green future before inviting panelists to give their opening remarks. Eng. Muchemi introduced arbitration as a welcome alternative