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Three Cogs, One Engine: Can Governance Keep Turning When a Key Office Is “Acting”?

October 23, 2026

Governance, Monitoring Compliance and Evaluation

Three Cogs, One Engine: Can Governance Keep Turning When a Key Office Is “Acting”?

Good governance turns on three interlocking cog wheels. The Chair leads the Board. The CEO leads management. The Company Secretary ...

From AI literacy to guided adoption: CBK is looking to hand Kenyan banks a compass

September 25, 2026

Governance, Monitoring Compliance and Evaluation

From AI literacy to guided adoption: CBK is looking to hand Kenyan banks a compass

First, congratulations to the Central Bank of Kenya. From the “test and learn” approach that let mobile money flourish to ...

From Cap 164 to a New Beginning: What the Trust Administration Act, 2026 Changes for Estate Planning in Kenya.

September 17, 2026

Patents, Wills and Trusts

From Cap 164 to a New Beginning: What the Trust Administration Act, 2026 Changes for Estate Planning in Kenya.

The assent of the Trust Administration Act, 2026 in September 2026 has sent me back to my drafts folder 🤓 ...

August 31, 2026

Governance, Monitoring Compliance and Evaluation

The Governance Auditor’s Playbook

Congratulations — your proposal has been accepted, and you have been engaged as an independent Governance Auditor. The excitement of ...

Beyond the Will: The Family Trust for the Founder who is still Building

August 13, 2026

Patents, Wills and Trusts

Beyond the Will: The Family Trust for the Founder who is still Building

Picture this: A Client he is in his early seventies, still chairs the board of the company he founded, still ...

Your AI Might Be More Patentable in Kenya Than in the UK-and why that matters

July 24, 2026

Governance Advisory

Your AI Might Be More Patentable in Kenya Than in the UK-and why that matters

In February 2026, the UK Supreme Court rewrote the rules on AI patents. In Emotional Perception AI v Comptroller-General of ...

KSh 2.1 Billion Reasons why Cybersecurity Belongs in the Boardroom

June 30, 2026

Governance Advisory

KSh 2.1 Billion Reasons why Cybersecurity Belongs in the Boardroom

KSh 2.1 Billion. That’s the estimated annual cost of cybercrime to Kenyan organisations (Source: Communications Authority, 2024). It’s not a ...

A University Council’s Journey in Governing the use of AI

June 12, 2026

Governance Advisory

A University Council’s Journey in Governing the use of AI

Last month, Patricia Wanjama had the privilege of training the Council of one of Kenya’s leading universities on AI Governance ...

Performance Contracting, Public Service & the Leadership and the Opportunity for Legal Officers

May 15, 2026

Governance Advisory

Performance Contracting, Public Service & the Leadership and the Opportunity for Legal Officers

Performance Contracting, Public Service & the Leadership and the Opportunity for Legal Officers A few weeks ago, our lead trainer ...

Kenya’s Anti-Corruption Fight: The Lawyers on the Frontline Are Ready

April 30, 2026

Governance Advisory

Kenya’s Anti-Corruption Fight: The Lawyers on the Frontline Are Ready

ast week, I, Patricia Wanjama had the privilege of training a group of senior legal officers and certified secretaries from ...

Three Cogs, One Engine: Can Governance Keep Turning When a Key Office Is “Acting”?

From AI literacy to guided adoption: CBK is looking to hand Kenyan banks a compass

From Cap 164 to a New Beginning: What the Trust Administration Act, 2026 Changes for Estate Planning in Kenya.

The Governance Auditor’s Playbook

Beyond the Will: The Family Trust for the Founder who is still Building

Your AI Might Be More Patentable in Kenya Than in the UK-and why that matters

KSh 2.1 Billion Reasons why Cybersecurity Belongs in the Boardroom

A University Council’s Journey in Governing the use of AI

Performance Contracting, Public Service & the Leadership and the Opportunity for Legal Officers

Kenya’s Anti-Corruption Fight: The Lawyers on the Frontline Are Ready

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