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Community Conservancies: Protecting Land, Rights and Benefits

A conservancy on community land is not just a conservation or tourism project. It is a land decision that can affect access, grazing, settlement, income, governance and future control of the land. Before any agreement is signed, the community should confirm land status, legal authority, community consent, benefit sharing, investor obligations and dispute resolution. Conservation should protect the land without weakening the community’s rights over it.

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Community Land1 Jul 2026

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Company Law1 Jul 2026

Before You Add a Director or Shareholder: What Companies Should Check First

A company should not add directors, shareholders or investors casually. These decisions affect ownership, control, voting rights, management powers, profits, liability and future disputes. Before making changes, a company should review its articles, confirm the role being given, document shareholding or investment terms, disclose beneficial ownership where required, and keep company records updated. Clear company structures, written agreements and proper records help prevent internal disputes before they arise.

Employment Law27 Jun 2026

Before You Fire an Employee: The Legal Process Kenyan Employers Must Get Right

A proper termination process protects the employer before a dispute arises. In Kenya, an employer should not only have a valid reason for dismissal, but must also follow a fair process by documenting the issue, informing the employee, allowing a response, holding a proper hearing, and keeping clear records. Poorly handled termination can expose a business to claims, compensation, legal costs and reputational damage.

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Community Land1 Jul 2026

Community Conservancies: Protecting Land, Rights and Benefits

A conservancy on community land is not just a conservation or tourism project. It is a land decision that can affect access, grazing, settlement, income, governance and future control of the land. Before any agreement is signed, the community should confirm land status, legal authority, community consent, benefit sharing, investor obligations and dispute resolution. Conservation should protect the land without weakening the community’s rights over it.

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Company Law1 Jul 2026

Before You Add a Director or Shareholder: What Companies Should Check First

A company should not add directors, shareholders or investors casually. These decisions affect ownership, control, voting rights, management powers, profits, liability and future disputes. Before making changes, a company should review its articles, confirm the role being given, document shareholding or investment terms, disclose beneficial ownership where required, and keep company records updated. Clear company structures, written agreements and proper records help prevent internal disputes before they arise.

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Employment Law27 Jun 2026

Before You Fire an Employee: The Legal Process Kenyan Employers Must Get Right

A proper termination process protects the employer before a dispute arises. In Kenya, an employer should not only have a valid reason for dismissal, but must also follow a fair process by documenting the issue, informing the employee, allowing a response, holding a proper hearing, and keeping clear records. Poorly handled termination can expose a business to claims, compensation, legal costs and reputational damage.

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Conveyancing22 Jun 2026

Buying Land in Kenya: What Every Property Buyer Should Check Before Paying the Purchase Price

This insight explains why buying land in Kenya requires more than agreeing on the price and conducting an official search. It highlights the importance of verifying ownership, confirming the seller’s authority, reviewing the sale agreement, inspecting the property and completing proper due diligence before paying the purchase price

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Diaspora17 Jun 2026

Buying Land in Kenya From Abroad? Do Not Send Money Before Legal Verification

Buying land in Kenya from abroad can be risky if money is sent before the transaction is properly verified. Photos, title copies, searches and verbal assurances are not enough. A diaspora buyer should confirm the title, seller’s authority, agreement, payment terms, completion documents and transfer process before releasing any money. Legal verification is not about mistrust; it is about protecting your investment before a costly mistake happens.

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Emerging Technology, AI & Digital Asset16 Jun 2026

Stablecoins, Bitcoin and Why Crypto Transactions Need Proper Contracts

Crypto transactions involving stablecoins such as USDT, and assets such as Bitcoin, require clear legal protection. Parties should confirm the correct wallet, network, asset, proof of payment and source of funds before completing any transaction. A proper contract helps prevent disputes, fraud, flash USDT risks and uncertainty when transfers fail or are challenged.

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Regulatory Compliance15 Jun 2026

The One Mistake That Can Put a Director's Personal Assets at Risk

As businesses grow, it is easy for directors to begin treating the company as an extension of themselves. Yet one of the most important principles of corporate governance is that a company has its own separate identity. Maintaining clear boundaries, proper records and acting in the best interests of the business can help protect both the company and the individuals entrusted with its leadership.

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Employment Law14 Jun 2026

Your Best Employee File Is Built Long Before a Dispute

Many employment disputes are not caused by the decision to terminate employment but by the absence of proper documentation throughout the employment relationship. Clear contracts, written communication and consistent workplace procedures help businesses manage risk, protect operations and build a stronger foundation for long-term growth.

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Land Law14 Jun 2026

When Should You Seek an Injunction in a Land Dispute?

Land disputes can escalate quickly, making it important to act before property is sold, developed or interfered with. An injunction is a legal remedy that may help preserve land while a dispute is being resolved, but success often depends on acting promptly and presenting clear evidence. Early legal guidance can help protect both the property and the investment behind it.

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