AGA-Africa Programme Board Member, Markus Green, International Advisor, John Edozie and Programme Director and Country Coordinator for Kenya, Chukukere Unamba-Oparah, represented the Programme’s leadership at the 16th Annual General Meeting and Conference of the Africa Prosecutors’ Association (APA) where distinguished delegates and heads of prosecuting agencies from Africa converged in Mombasa, Kenya. The three-day conference […]

The AGA-Africa Programme partnered with Books For Africa and the Thomson Reuters Foundation to donate over 146 Law and Democracy books valued at over forty thousand US Dollars (US$40,000) to the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP), Kenya for its Prosecution Training Institute (PTI). The handover ceremony, which included a tour of the […]

Kenya has experienced a myriad of corruption cases from all sectors, including the private and public sector. High levels of corruption have permeated every profession and the legal profession has not been left out. Despite the clear provisions of the law and the Law Society of Kenya Code of Standards of Professional Practice and Ethical […]

It is almost inevitable in the course of an electoral process that disputes will arise. Effective electoral dispute resolution mechanisms are vital to mitigate such disputes. Over the past three electoral periods, in 2007, 2013 and 2017, Kenya has experienced a series of electoral injustices which have resulted in electoral malpractices, post-election violence and death […]

The right by a country’s citizenship to exercise power through free and fair elections is what makes our democracy and self-government possible. In Kenya the electoral process remains a multi-stakeholder joint responsibility to ensure security and credibility of elections. Prosecutors need to be equipped with sufficient knowledge skills as fair, efficient, timely, and effective settlement […]

[cmsmasters_row][cmsmasters_column data_width=”1/1″][cmsmasters_text shortcode_id=”sl6kcni4zf” animation_delay=”0″] Cybercrime is a great global concern. With increased use of technology, especially in the wake of Covid-19, came unique challenges in the administration of justice. Magistrates are on the front line of judicial work and are often interacting with cases involving electronic evidence and cybercrime hence the need to be equipped […]