Entrepreneurship as a Mindset: Lessons from Tim Dagori’s Journey in Law, Tech, and Business: Part 1

The 21st of August is World Entrepreneurship Day, a day set apart for founders, innovators, entrepreneurs, and changemakers to reflect on progress and growth. The observance also presents a unique opportunity for individuals and entities within the entrepreneurial ecosystem to participate in storytelling, foster recognition, connect, and inspire. Legal entrepreneurship is one of our four […]
Reflections From the 2nd Edition of the LawDown Africa’s Career Fair: A Call to Streamline Disability in the Legal Profession
“At the core of our conversation today is a simple, yet powerful idea: That the legal profession must not just speak of justice, it must embody it, because justice that excludes isn’t justice at all.” — Sandra Ochola’s profound statement marked the beginning of this year’s plenary panel at the 2nd edition of The LawDown […]
#SheDidThat! Women Lawyers Empowering the Community: Featuring Martha Wambui

“Why did you choose to become a lawyer?” The answer to this question is as personal and diverse as there are lawyers in the legal space. However, the answer to this question more often than not boils down to a blend of three elemental factors: Purpose, passion, and a deep sense of justice. The three […]
The Academy of Law: Pursuing a Career in Legal Research Ft. Nelson Otieno

The legal field has many career paths that you can pursue and research is one of them. However, for most people, research and academia barely come to mind when considering career paths. Perhaps most people envision a career environment that involves dynamic, high-stakes environments with direct client interactions, courtroom appearances, and real-time problem-solving. You are […]
In Angola, activists get arrested for hosting human rights workshop

“I wasn’t even at the meeting, but they came to fetch me and then kept me in an overcrowded jail for over a month without any good reason.”
Kenya is 2nd African country to safeguard business human rights

Kenya’s National Action Plan will see the government, together with stakeholders, seek to implement and enforce all manner of business human rights issues
EU accuses Meta of antitrust breaches with classified ads

The European Union has accused Facebook parent Meta of breaching antitrust rules by distorting competition in the online classified ads business. In its complaint following an investigation launched last year, the EU’s executive commission took issue with the tech company tying its online classified ad business, Facebook Marketplace, to Facebook. It’s also concerned that Meta […]
Ketepa Tea introduced to the Ghana market through AFCTFA

Kenya has introduced its brands of tea in Ghana through the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) market. The introduction of KETEPA tea deepens the bilateral trade between the two countries and commitment to maximise the opportunities AfCFTA presents. Ghana had earlier through its National Coordination Office of AfCFTA shipped palm kernel oil and ceramics […]
Nigeria enacts tech start-ups law which could spark African wave

Africa faces a scarcity of legislations that enable a robust regulatory atmosphere to foster growth and innovation in tech-ecosystem. Lawrence Ochulor Senior Associate and Team Lead at Babalakin & Co, a full-service commercial law firm based in Nigeria says this has hampered the economic growth and development of the content. Ochulor says countries across Africa […]
A Twitter Post, Social Media Outrage and a Revealing Survey

Social media has been on a frenzy the past few weeks due to a twitter post that tried throwing jabs at a pupil for the mode of transport she chose. Since there was no backstory, netizens made assumptions and picked a side to battle for. This particularly sparked outrage from the young bar members as […]