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Compliance and investigations teams are often the first line of defence when something goes wrong internally (a discrepancy, a suspected fraud, a missing asset). The instinct to escalate quickly, involve law enforcement, and let the courts determine guilt is understandable. But a recent Milimani Commercial Court decision is a useful case study in how an […]

When a losing candidate challenges an election result, most people assume the case comes down to a simple question: who got more votes? The High Court’s recent judgment in Newton Kariuki Ndwiga v Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission & 3 Others (Election Petition No. E002 of 2025, High Court at Embu) is a reminder that Kenyan election […]

Every company, at some point, operates with an incomplete board. A director resigns. A term expires before a replacement is appointed. An AGM is delayed. In that gap, a question that unsettles many management teams surfaces: can the business keep functioning (signing contracts, running operations, making routine decisions) while the board is short-handed? A High […]