An artist still has the voice notes. The humming, the half-written second verse, the version they were finally happy with. What they do not have is any record of how their song reached an AI model, or whether anyone was ever entitled to put it there. Joshua Moraira · Munyeri Advocates · 29 October 2026 · 29 min read How […]
A large, unexplained deposit used to be a banker’s problem. Increasingly, it is the account holder’s. The Court of Appeal has now reminded the Assets Recovery Agency that a transaction looking unusual is where an investigation may begin, not where a forfeiture order is earned. Levi Munyeri · Munyeri Advocates · 15 October 2026 · 18 min read Assets Recovery […]
The Court of Appeal has upheld Kenya’s Affordable Housing Act in full. It also found, in the same judgment, that the law leaves out the poorest Kenyans it was written for, and warned that its own governing board could become a tool for political patronage. It let the law stand anyway. Joshua Kimani · Munyeri Advocates · 25 September 2026 […]
The High Court has declared the Community Groups Registration Act, 2022 unconstitutional, suspending the declaration for six months and giving Parliament until 10 February 2027 to address the constitutional defects identified by the Court.
On 28 October 2026 the High Court’s deadline for reconstituting the Cabinet expires. The question everyone is asking is whether the President will comply. The question nobody is asking is what the law provides if he does not. On 28 October 2026, the 120 days that the High Court gave the President to reconstitute the Cabinet will expire. The commentary […]
A short-term contract can say temporary in every clause. The Court of Appeal has now confirmed that years of unbroken service can say otherwise, and that when the paperwork and the practice disagree, the practice tends to win. Joshua Moraira · Munyeri Advocates · 29 September 2026 · 20 min read Kenya County Government Workers’ Union v Embu County Government […]
Containment and Contempt: The ‘Ebola Petition’, Court Orders and Constitutional Accountability In Utawala, Juliani says, “Niko tayari kulipa gharama. Sitasimama maovu yakitawala.” He says it again. Sitasimama maovu yakitawala. Repetition in writing and poetry, from your literature classes, matters. It deepens a line. It fixes it in the mind. A passing thought is turned into a position, almost a vow. […]
Corporate compliance and adherence to legal obligations are critical for businesses operating in Kenya. Companies of all sizes, from startups to established enterprises, must navigate a framework of laws and regulations that govern business formation, operations, reporting, and accountability. Compliance is not merely a legal requirement; it safeguards businesses against penalties, reputational damage, and operational disruptions. Understanding these requirements ensures […]
Property transactions in Kenya represent some of the most important financial decisions for individuals and businesses. Buying a home, acquiring land for development, or investing in commercial premises involves more than agreeing on a price. It requires understanding the legal framework, financial obligations, and risks associated with the process. Proper guidance ensures that investments are protected and that transactions proceed […]