The University of Nairobi on 23 April 2026 convened a high-level National Stakeholder Engagement Forum to examine the Draft National Land Policy 2025 and assess whether Kenya’s ongoing land reform process is adequately prepared to address the country’s evolving land challenges. The forum brought together government officials, National Land Commission (NLC) commissioners, legal scholars, civil society actors, development partners, and policy experts in a broad consultative dialogue on the future of land governance in Kenya.

The Council of Legal Education conducted an audit at the Faculty of law on 23rd March 2026; following the expiry of the institution’s Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) training licence, as part of its statutory mandate to regulate legal education and ensure compliance with national standards.

Peace is rarely framed as a question of finance. Yet the structures of debt, taxation, and global capital profoundly shape whether societies move toward stability or conflict.

In her latest article in IFC Review, Prof. Attiya Waris reflects on the relationship between financial systems and peace, inviting a deeper conversation about justice, governance, and global economic responsibility. Read the article HERE