Kenya’s legal education sector has continued to expand as universities strengthen their law schools to meet growing demand for legal professionals. For aspiring advocates, choosing the right institution remains a critical decision that shapes academic grounding, practical skills, and career prospects. Public, private, and faith-based universities now compete to offer accredited Bachelor of Laws (LLB)
A new chapter has emerged in Kenya’s growing wave of endurance-based environmental activism after a 14-year-old boy launched a 50-hour tree-hugging challenge in Nairobi’s central business district in a bid to raise medical funds for his ailing brother. Stephen Gachanja, a minor from Kenya, began the challenge at Jevanjee Gardens, drawing attention from passersby and
KCA University (KCAU) continues to position itself as one of Kenya’s leading private universities, offering a wide range of academic and professional programmes tailored to market needs. From business and technology to arts, education and social sciences, the institution has steadily expanded its portfolio to meet the evolving demands of students and employers across the
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