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Entering Kenya’s Mining Sector: What U.S. and European Investors Should Verify Before Spending on Due Diligence

Entering Kenya’s Mining Sector: What U.S. and European Investors Should Verify Before Spending on Due Diligence

Is Kenya open to new mining investment by foreign investors? Kenya’s mining sector has been open for new license issuance since October 2023, and capital from the United States and Europe is increasingly testing the market for lithium, rare earths, titanium, gold, and industrial minerals.  Before a foreign investor commits seven or eight figures to […]

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Beyond the Boardroom: Reflections from WAREN Law’s Visit to China

Beyond the Boardroom: Reflections from WAREN Law’s Visit to China

Some of the most consequential business conversations do not begin in a boardroom. They begin around a table. During my recent visit to China, I sat down for lunch at Crystal Jade in Beijing with partners, business contacts, and friends. Dishes prepared with the kind of intention that tells you, before anyone says anything, that

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Buying Property in Kenya from the U.S., U.K., or Europe

Buying Property in Kenya from the U.S., U.K., or Europe

What You Need to Check Before You Commit A practical legal checklist for international buyers and diaspora investors navigating Kenya’s property market from abroad. You’ve identified a property. You’ve spoken to an agent. You may have even transferred a holding deposit. But before you go further, there is a set of legal checks that every

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What Foreign Investors Need to Know Before Entering the Kenyan Market

What Foreign Investors Need to Know Before Entering the Kenyan Market

A practical legal guide for corporate directors, international investors, and multinational companies planning to invest in Kenya’s mining, energy, manufacturing, and real estate sectors. Kenya is one of Africa’s most compelling investment destinations. A strategic location at the heart of East Africa, access to a regional market of over 300 million people through the East

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Why Kenyans Abroad Are Afraid to Invest Back Home And What to Do About It

Why Kenyans Abroad Are Afraid to Invest Back Home, And What to Do About It

If you are a Kenyan living abroad and you have been thinking about investing back home but something keeps holding you back, you are not being irrational. Commonwealth and related diaspora research show strong interest in investing in Kenya, but trust, information gaps, and distance remain major barriers. My name is Janice Wachuka, and I

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KENYA: WHERE RISK MEETS OPPORTUNITY

KENYA: WHERE RISK MEETS OPPORTUNITY

Investors do not leave markets because they are imperfect; they leave when they become unpredictable. The recent United States National Trade Estimate Report on Foreign Trade Barriers once again places Kenya in the global conversation on regulatory friction and governance, identifying corruption and public procurement challenges as significant barriers to doing business. That matters; but

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WHY THE HIGH COURT HAS PULLED ROAD ACCIDENT CLAIMS OUT OF THE SMALL CLAIMS COURT

More often than not, when you get into a road traffic accident, and you sustain injuries, you need urgent medical attention. Yet reports indicate that nearly 50% of Kenyans do not have a form of medical insurance, largely because premiums are beyond reach. For many accident victims, compensation is the only realistic way to fund

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