Eugene MK

Law Scholar

[Eugene MK @KaragachaEM]

@Thuranira_1 Are they on the Lake side or Longonot side of the Naivasha south Lake road?

[Eugene MK @KaragachaEM]

@Thuranira_1 Wakili inbox your contact

[Eugene MK @KaragachaEM]

@Thuranira_1 Inbox

[Eugene MK @KaragachaEM]

@polo_kimanii #TrueStory

[Eugene MK @KaragachaEM]

@anas_chevalier Excell

[Eugene MK @KaragachaEM]

@elonmusk Would like to have the @neuralink implant

[Eugene MK @KaragachaEM]

@Samitto_Ke @kipmurkomen Have you read the whole tweet?

[Eugene MK @KaragachaEM]

@IAmPascio 48

[Eugene MK @KaragachaEM]

@NelsonHavi *Why do you*?

[Eugene MK @KaragachaEM]

@NelsonHavi Why to you pick a fight with everyone and everything that you find on the way? The annual #SCKMootCourtCompetition is both timely and needful for Legal students mentorship

[Zakheem Rajan - The Paparazzi @zakheem_rajan]

Did you know? Hon. Justice Isaac Lenaola is President of the International Association of Refugee & Migration Judges headquartered in Haarlem.

Next week, he will host the IARMJ conference in Nairobi, bringing judges, magistrates, tribunal members, and legal experts together.

[The Judiciary Kenya @Kenyajudiciary]

Chief Justice Martha Koome has reiterated the Supreme Court’s commitment to nurturing a new cadre of lawyers grounded in justice, ethics, innovation, and fidelity to the Constitution.

Speaking during the finals of the Supreme Court Moot Court Competition held at the Supreme Court, Nairobi, the CJ affirmed the court’s responsibility to open its doors to the next generation of legal professionals.

She said the competition formed part of the Supreme Court’s broader vision of mentorship and public engagement adding that through the initiative, the court seeks to demystify itself, cultivate young legal minds, and build a bridge between legal education and real-world judicial practice.

CJ Koome explained that this year’s Moot theme; ‘Examining the intersection of Human Rights Law, Administrative Law, Refugee Law and Artificial Intelligence’ aligns with the 14th World Conference of the International Association of Refugee and Migration Judges, scheduled for next week in Nairobi, is timely, forward-looking, and globally relevant.

“Your engagement with these areas reflects an understanding that the law must constantly evolve to respond to emerging technological, humanitarian, and ethical challenges,” the Chief Justice told the students.

The Competition brought together 16 Law Schools from across the country. Africa Nazarene University emerged the best, the first runners up were Kabarak University while University of Nairobi emerged second runners up.

The moot Court bench comprised of Chief Justice Martha Koome (Presiding), Justice Isaac Lenaola, Justice William Ouko, Justice Katelijne Declerck (Belgium), Justice Catherine Koutsopoulou (Greece) and Justice Maria Torres (Philippines).

This Competition is a flagship component of the Supreme Court of Kenya��s mentorship programme, designed to nurture young legal minds, strengthen advocacy skills, and inspire the next generation of lawyers.

[Eugene MK @KaragachaEM]

@KijanayaKabras Financing Pan-Africanisn..

[Yoweri K Museveni @KagutaMuseveni]

I congratulate and thank Joshua Cheptegei for not squandering his earnings from his talent and hard work. He is putting up a hotel in Kapchorwa, which I was glad to tour between rallies in the Sebei region.

This is a good example of how to use land productively while creating jobs and income, away from the highlands that are prone to landslides. It is exactly what I was talking about earlier, using the lowlands for investment and wealth creation.

[Eugene MK @KaragachaEM]

This has happened to me

[Jude Lumumba @jude_lumumba]

@Benign_Overlord @JambojetKenya Wakili @JambojetKenya are much better. Try that with the extortionist @Flysafarilink and you will have too book another flight at your cost

[Eugene MK @KaragachaEM]

@irumanyika I recently lost 100% of my investment from potatoes.

[Eugene MK @KaragachaEM]

@KKCommetary Kichwa iko Sawa boss/?

[Eugene MK @KaragachaEM]

@kbcenglish Mlitukazia kuona game,2nd half

[Eugene MK @KaragachaEM]

@Seje80571387 @MwangoCapital Absolutely adding an injury to the already existing ban for Kenyans to directly sell their products in TZ markets