Archive - The Mwango Law Review.

Matindi v National Assembly: A Double Novelty In the Kenyan Supreme Court Judgement Every Tax and Constitutional Practitioner Should Know

MLR Issue 010 — A Commentary

Jul 21

Getting There Honestly, Then Overreaching: A Balanced Read of the Kenyan High Court’s Rastafari Cannabis Judgement

Issue 009 — Special Edition

Jul 15

Exclusive, Except When It Isn’t: The Kenyan Supreme Court’s Unspoken Capacity Test For ELRC Jurisdiction, And The Judicial Review Tension It…

Issue 008 — A Critique

Jul 14

The Mine Closed. The Case Didn’t: Base Titanium Limited v Kiswili and the Unravelling of Section 155 of the Kenyan Mining Act

Issue 007 — A Critical Commentary

Jul 7

June 2026

Lost in the Feed: Kenya Wildlife Service v Sea Star Malindi Limited [2025] KESC 42 and the Kenyan Supreme Court’s Quiet Revolution in…

Issue 006 — A Critical Commentary

Jun 30

The Ghost Statute and the Passing Off Gap: What APEDA v Krish Commodities Leaves Unresolved

Issue 005 — Continues where Issue 003 broke off.

Jun 23

Beyond the Blogosphere and Political Punditry: The First Serious Legal Audit of Gachagua & Others v Speaker, National Assembly & Others

Issue 004 — Special Edition

Jun 17

Basmati Without a Passport: Kenyan Court of Appeal on Registration, Recognition, and the Constitutional Limits of TRIPS in Kenyan Trade Mark…

Issue 003 — Full Commentary

Jun 16 • Gody Mwango

Basmati Without a Passport: Kenyan Court of Appeal on Registration, Recognition, and the Constitutional Limits of TRIPS in Kenyan Trade Mark…

Abridged Version — Issue 003 drops tomorrow at 1:00 PM, subscribe to read the full commentary here → mwangolawreview.com

Jun 15 • Gody Mwango

When the State Demands Your Contracts: BSI Belize, Corporate Privacy, and the Unfinished Architecture of Kenyan Information Rights

Issue 002 — A Comparative Analysis by Gody Mwango

Jun 9

A RULE WITH A HOLE IN IT: UNPACKING THE KENYAN SUPREME COURT’S UNRESOLVED CONTRADICTION ON INTERESTED PARTY STANDING

Issue 001 — A Critique

Jun 8 • Gody Mwango

PERIPHERAL BY CHOICE: KENYA'S SUPREME COURT FIRES A WARNING SHOT ON THE INTERESTED PARTY TRAP IN APPELLATE PROCEEDINGS

Analysis by Gody Mwango

Jun 8

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