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Why Some Wills Are Automatically Invalid

Ensuring your legacy is protected and your loved ones are provided for is a deeply personal and significant undertaking. For families planning estates across Kenya, crafting a will is often seen as the cornerstone of this process. However, it’s a sobering reality that not all wills stand the test of legal scrutiny. Understanding Why Some […]

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When Animal Cruelty Becomes a Criminal Offence

In Kenya, animals are not just part of our landscape or our livelihoods; they are integral to our culture, economy, and often, our families. From the majestic wildlife that graces our national parks to the cherished pets in our homes and the livestock that sustains our rural communities, animals hold a significant place in the […]

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How to Identify Illegal Charges on School Fee Statements

As a parent in Kenya, your child’s education is likely one of your highest priorities and biggest investments. You tirelessly work to provide them with the best opportunities, and paying school fees is a significant part of that commitment. But what if some of those charges on your school fee statement aren’t quite right? What […]

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How to Challenge a Corrupt Tender Committee Decision

In the vibrant, competitive landscape of Kenya’s business environment, securing a government tender can be a game-changer for contractors, SMEs, and suppliers. It signifies growth, stability, and contribution to national development. However, the shadow of corruption often looms large, leaving legitimate businesses frustrated, sidelined, and questioning the integrity of the process. When a tender committee […]

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Protecting Land Left Without a Valid Will

In Kenya, land is not just an asset; it’s a cornerstone of family heritage, a source of livelihood, and a symbol of security. Yet, tragically often, upon the passing of a loved one, families find themselves embroiled in distressing disputes over property, especially when there’s no clear legal directive. The scenario of a family grappling […]

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How to Challenge an Unfair Tender Award

The exhilaration of submitting a tender bid is often matched only by the crushing disappointment of losing, especially when you suspect the process wasn’t fair. For many Kenyan bidders, SMEs, and contractors, an unfair tender award doesn’t just represent a lost opportunity; it can be a significant blow to business growth and future prospects. Yet, […]

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What Happens to Debts When a Loved One Dies

Losing a loved one is an emotionally taxing experience, a time filled with grief, remembrance, and often, the overwhelming task of settling their affairs. Amidst navigating sorrow, many families in Kenya find themselves confronting a difficult, yet crucial, question: what happens to debts when a loved one dies? This is a common and often confusing […]

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How to Protect Family Property from Inheritance Disputes

The land beneath our feet, the homes we build, the businesses we grow – these are not just assets; they are the tangible embodiment of our family’s history, hard work, and dreams. For generations, Kenyan families have toiled to acquire and pass down property, hoping to secure the future of their children and grandchildren. Yet, […]

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Disqualified Bids: How to Challenge Unfair Rejections

Winning government tenders and large private sector contracts can be a game-changer for any business in Kenya. It represents growth, stability, and significant revenue. So, when your meticulously prepared bid is unexpectedly disqualified, it can feel like a punch to the gut. The hours of work, the resources invested, the potential profit – all seemingly […]

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Corruption in Public Tendering: Legal Remedies for Businesses

In Kenya, the public procurement sector is a colossal engine of economic activity, representing billions of shillings in contracts annually. For many Kenyan businesses – from burgeoning SMEs to established contractors – securing a public tender can be a game-changer, offering stability, growth, and the opportunity to contribute to national development. However, this vital sector […]

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