The University of Nairobi hosted its 52nd inaugural lecture, delivered by Professor Attiya Waris, a distinguished legal scholar, professor of fiscal law and policy, and the United Nations Independent Expert on Foreign Debt, International Financial Obligations and Human Rights. Her lecture, titled "Navigating the Nexus: Exploring a Multifaceted Discourse on International and Domestic Economic Justice by Humanising Fiscal Law and Policy," offered a profound and compelling discourse grounded in decades of research and advocacy.

The 2025 Professor H.W.O. Okoth-Ogendo Annual Distinguished Lecture, held at the Faculty of Law on 24th April 0225, brought together leading scholars and practitioners to reflect on the state of land governance in Africa and celebrate the legacy of one of its most influential legal minds.

On March 21, 2025, the Faculty of Law hosted a delegation from the Norwegian Embassy in Nairobi for a pivotal meeting with the Women, Children, and Nature’s Rights in Environmental Governance (WCNREG) team. This engagement reaffirmed the longstanding collaboration between the two institutions, focusing on human rights, legal education, environmental governance, and the crucial role of academia in shaping sustainable policies.

The Faculty of Law hosted its annual Research Fair on March 13, 2025, uniting legal experts, policymakers, researchers, and students under the theme “Legal Innovations for a Sustainable World: Bridging Technology and Land Governance in Kenya.” The event, a collaborative effort with the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and the European Union, underscored the urgent need to address systemic challenges in Kenya’s land governance through legal reforms and technological integration.