• Sub-national Public Private Partnerships in Kenya: an appraisal of the legal and institutional framework against the constitutional principles on devolution and public procurement 

  Rono, Naphtaly Kipchirchir (Strathmore University, 2021)

  The study appraises the legal and institutional framework for sub-national PPPs in Kenya with a view to assessing their conformity with the constitutional principles on devolution and public procurement, and by extension, ...
• The Promise and reality: winning ways for retail companies in Kenya through corporate governance 

  Kitonga, Noel Mwende (Strathmore University, 2021)

  Kenya’s retail sector stands at the second-largest in Africa with 30 per cent formal retail penetration following South Africa’s 60 per cent. As at 2013, the retail sector growth rate was at 8.4 per cent, the highest growth ...
• Legal protections accorded to minority shareholders in Kenya in corporate entities 

  Alfayo, Ongeri Wycliffe (Strathmore University, 2021)

  The House of Lords had good intentions when it decreed in 1897 that a company had in law a fictitious separate personality distinct from its subscribers and promoters. With this decree the court in effect established an ...
• Critical assessment of public participation in Environmental Impact Assessment process in the upstream petroleum sector in Kenya 

  Nyanchama, Sandra Sophy (Strathmore University, 2021)

  Public participation is at the centre of Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA) around the globe and is considered critical in environmental decision making. EIA in oil and gas projects are key indicators of whether a ...
• Combating insider trading in securities markets: a review of Kenya’s legal framework 

  Makanga, Silvia Muhongo (Strathmore University, 2021)

  The idea of a fair market is dependent on all parties to a transaction possessing similar information when executing a transaction or trade. However, because of unfair market practices such as insider trading, this is ...
• Equal remuneration for work of equal value: a case for Employment Act rules to promote gender pay equity in Kenya 

  Kamiri, Yvonne Nduta (Strathmore University, 2021)

  Article 27 (3) of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010 stipulates the right to equal treatment between men and women in political, economic, cultural, and social spheres. In addition to this Section 5(5) of the Employment Act, ...
• The TAP-Plus Approach to good governance in the oil and gas sector: legal and institutional framework for implementation in Kenya 

  Ndunyu, Lumen Kazuri Wanjiku (Strathmore University, 2021)

  In 2012, Kenya discovered a substantial amount of commercially viable oil and is well on the way to becoming an oil-exporting country. However, there are many perils linked to exploitation of natural resources, the most ...
• Preventing bank failure: an assessment of the risk regulatory framework for banks in Kenya 

  Mwangi, Gladys Wahura (Strathmore University, 2021)

  Inherently, inefficient banks should be allowed to fail. However, all banks are susceptible to failure, but not all are inefficient. The failure of a bank, whether it is considered to be efficient or inefficient, may impact ...
• Fintech lending in Kenya - an analysis of the gaps in consumer protection regulation 

  Ndwiga, Daisy Karimi (Strathmore University, 2021)

  Traditional banks are sufficiently regulated compared to fintech. This is both an advantage to fintech as it allows for financial inclusion but it is also a disadvantage as consumers are exposed to risks. However, if fintech ...
• Women’s economic empowerment in the upstream petroleum sector - assessment of the right to access equal economic opportunities in Kenya 

  Arrumm, Christina Achieng (Strathmore University, 2021)

  Focus has only recently shifted to upstream petroleum operations in Kenya following the discovery of commercially viable reserves of oil in Turkana County. Like in many other industries, the local communities in and around ...
• Protection of depositors’ interests within the banking sector in Kenya – an analysis of directors’ duty to promote the success of the company and the suitability of the compensation fund when the bank fails 

  Omaya, Caroline Apiyo (Strathmore University, 2021)

  Kenya witnessed systemic bank failures between the years 2015 and 2016. As a result, most depositors suffered financial losses given the fact that they could not have immediate access to their funds held in the bank accounts ...
• The right of children of incarcerated persons to family life: Towards a more child-centred approach 

  Wambui, Anita Eunice (Strathmore University, 2021)

  All children are vulnerable members of society and require the protection of the family and the State. This vulnerability is heightened when children are separated from their parents, in which case, they should be allowed ...
• Sentencing of child offenders who turn eighteen at the time of or prior to sentencing in Kenya 

  Anyangu, Andere Tracey; (Strathmore University, 2021)

  Recognition that a young person does not magically gain full maturity and all the attributes of adulthood when they turn 18 is increasingly widespread within the criminal justice system. Courts in many jurisdictions worldwide ...
• An analysis of Kenya’s governing framework on tax incentives: Making a case for the adoption of policies that protect its people and economy 

  Mburu, Anne Warigia (Strathmore University, 2021)

  Tax incentives are tools used by governments to encourage Foreign Direct Investment in various sectors of the economy such as the manufacturing and export sector, the extractives industry, the financial services sector, ...
• Freedom of expression in the music industry: Do the limitations make it non -existent? 

  Macharia, Mercy Gathoni (Strathmore University, 2021)

  The music industry is one of the most dominant industries with a lot of individuals involved. The freedom of expression is fundamental to the proper and effectively. Musicians have used their platforms and crafts to ...
• A situation of statelessness in Kenya Are the laws in place and government mitigating actions, sufficient in protecting the children of Nubian descent 

  Khabure, Sabina Beata (Strathmore University, 2021)

  The Right to a Nationality is an essential facet in the overall wellbeing of any living being, including children. The Right to a nationality is explicitly provided for under Article 53(1)(a) of the Constitution of Kenya ...
• Bullying in schools: A violation of articles 28 and 53 of the constitution 

  Mochoge, Evelyn Kerubo (Strathmore University, 2021)

  Bullying continues to be a grave act that every student is vulnerable to when they are in school. Its effects are beyond brutal. The Alliance High School case in 2017 that saw a student brutally tortured gave a glimpse of ...
• Assessment of the status of the Bible and the Quran under intellectual property law, with emphasis on traditional knowledge and cultural expression 

  Muriithi, Albert Mwangi (Strathmore University, 2021)

  This paper critically examines the intellectual property law surrounding the Scriptures of the Abrahamic faiths: The Bible- consisting of the Old Testament and the New Testament- and the Quran. Despite being revered ...
• Gendered genocide: the Rome statute’s failure in recognising the inextricable role of rape and gender in genocide 

  Kanyugo, Eugene (Strathmore University, 2021)

  The Rohingya crisis in Myanmar, ISIS, Boko-Haram in Nigeria, South Sudan: these are just a few potentially genocidal, contemporary conflicts – in which rape seems to have predominantly taken root. Unfortunately, the genocide ...
• The gender principle and an appraisal of institutions’ obligations towards its attainment in Kenya’s parliament 

  Osoro, Amy Hazel Monyenche (Strathmore University, 2021)

  The research is based on the 2:1 gender ratio imposed on the August House by Article 81(b).This is the Constitution’s historically motivated assertion of its aspiration enshrined in its Article 27(8) of not more than ...

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