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Prof. Collins Odote retweeted
Congratulations to @ProfOdote, Associate Dean, @UoNLawFaculty on his reappointment as Non-Executive Chairperson of the Council of Legal Education. @CLE_Kenya
His continued leadership comes at an important time for legal education and training in #Kenya.
#UoNstars
#weareUoN
Prof. Collins Odote retweeted
The Council of Legal Education (CLE) congratulates Prof. Collins Odote @ProfOdote on his reappointment as Non-Executive Chairperson for a further three-year term, effective 23rd October 2026, as published in Gazette Notice No. 16723.
During his previous tenure, CLE made significant milestones in implementing its Strategic Plan 2023–2027, advancing regulatory reforms, strengthening quality assurance in legal education and training, and enhancing the administration of the Advocates Training Programme (ATP) Examination.
Notable milestones included developing the Draft Legal Education (Licensing and Quality Assurance) Regulations, 2026, and the Draft Legal Education (Advocates Training Programme) Regulations, 2026, which the Council handed over to the Attorney-General to advance reforms in the legal education and training sector.
His reappointment provides an opportunity to build on these institutional milestones, strengthen governance and stakeholder collaboration, and advance reforms aimed at enhancing the quality and standards of legal education and training in Kenya.
As CLE continues to implement its Strategic Plan 2023–2027, CLE looks forward to sustained leadership in fulfilling its mandate of regulating legal education and training in Kenya.
Congratulations, Prof. Odote, on your reappointment!
Prof. Collins Odote retweeted
The Council of Legal Education (CLE) is participating in the ongoing Trust Summit – Nairobi Dialogue on Global Trust in Nairobi. During the Summit, @ProfOdote facilitated the Climate Baraza: Climate and Ecological Fragility. The session explored a critical question: “Where trust is the blocker on collective action on climate & our environment”.
The discussion brought together distinguished leaders and experts in diplomacy, environmental governance, climate finance and research, including representatives from the Federal Republic of Germany, the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA), the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the Global Green Growth Institute, the IGAD Climate Prediction and Applications Centre, and the International Centre for Research in Agroforestry (ICRAF).
The Climate Baraza highlighted the importance of trust, collaboration, and shared responsibility in strengthening collective action to address climate change and ecological fragility.
For more information, visit globaltrustsummit.org/
#TrustSummit2026 #ClimateBaraza #ClimateAction #EnvironmentalGovernance
Prof. Collins Odote retweeted
How can researchers make their findings meaningful beyond academic circles? Our Sea, Our Voice, staged during #UoNResearchWeek, demonstrated how creative approaches such as theatre can bridge research and public understanding. @uonbi @UoNDVCRIE @ProfOdote
Prof. Collins Odote retweeted
The Rt Hon. Sir @LindsayHoyle_MP - @CommonsSpeaker, held discussions with Faculty of Law students on representation in Parliament, the underrepresentation of groups such as youth and women, and the importance of impartiality in public office. #weareUoN @uonbi @ProfOdote
Prof. Collins Odote retweeted
The Council of Legal Education has today handed over the draft Legal Education (Licensing and Quality Assurance) Regulations, 2026, and the Legal Education (Advocates Training Programme) Regulations, 2026, to Hon. Dorcas Oduor, SC, EBS, OGW, Attorney General of the Republic of Kenya, at the Office of the Attorney General, State Law Office, Nairobi.
CLE Chairperson Prof. Collins Odote led CLE Council members in presenting the draft Regulations to the Honourable Attorney General.
CLE appreciates the valuable contributions of all stakeholders who participated in the development of the two regulations. The input received during the consultation process has been instrumental in shaping the draft regulations handed over today.
For more information, visit cle.or.ke or email [email protected]
#legal #regulations #legal
Prof. Collins Odote retweeted
How do you move research from academic papers to public action?
The EMG-K Science Engagement Workshop officially commenced today, uniting researchers and the @uonbi Travelling Theatre to bring research to life through theatre. @ProfOdote #sciencecommunication
Prof. Collins Odote retweeted
Built on 3 years of research, the project examines who is included & who is excluded from environmental #maritimegovernance in Kenya, asking a fundamental question: Who gets a seat at the table when decisions about our marine environment are made @ProfOdote
#sciencecommunication
Prof. Collins Odote retweeted
We live to fight another day. Congratulations the Gunners on a spirited fight exhibited throughout the competition
Prof. Collins Odote retweeted
The research team comprises bachelor’s students, affirming the Faculty’s commitment to fostering thought leadership & evidence-led research under the @uonbi Land Governance Programme, within the broader Digital Land Governance Programme -Prof. Kibugi
Prof. Collins Odote retweeted
The Amboseli Socio-Legal Regime Research Project is both a culmination & a continuation of a
vision; production of evidence-led research that speaks directly to the governance realities shaping
Kenya’s land & environmental sectors -Trevor Oswin -Lead
Prof. Collins Odote retweeted
The Amboseli Research was undertaken as part of the Fostering Thought Leadership and Evidence-led
Research on Land Governance Program of the @uonbi under the larger Digital
Land Governance Program of the @FAOKenya & @EUinKenya
Prof. Collins Odote retweeted
@uonbi students #DidYouKnow that the electoral process has officially kicked off and the UNSA Commission has opened the portal for submission of team names and symbols.
See some of the dates and deadlines.
#UNSA2026
#UoNstudentelections
Prof. Collins Odote retweeted
5th Brownbag symposium: Expert Panel: Dr. Celestine, Ms. Jocelyn, Mr.Nchee & Dr.Makathimo discuss Land tenure transitions, conservstion & community benefit sharing,carbon governance, transparency & verification
Prof. Collins Odote retweeted
The story of Amboseli Research focused on three thematic
areas, 1. Land governance and conservation, 2. Access to justice & 3. Emerging opportunities such as
carbon credits. @uonbi, @EUinKenya @FAOKenya @ProfOdote @Kibugy
Prof. Collins Odote retweeted
The strength of this project lies in its student-led model. They translated abstract concepts like carbon rights,
benefit sharing, & customary justice into lived realities, thereby giving meaning to the idea that
law must serve people and the planet -@ProfOdote
@uonbi @kibugy
Prof. Collins Odote retweeted
#HappeningNow: 5th brown bag Symposium. This brown bag was conceptialized by a group of students and today we get to hear their interesting findings on on the story of #Amboseli @uonbi, @ProfOdote @Kibugy #DiscourseatUoN
Prof. Collins Odote retweeted
Land! Livelihoods! Law!
On 3 Mar, the Faculty of Law hosts “When Land Meets Life: The Story of the Amboseli”; a Brown Bag Symposium showcasing socio-legal research by a 19-member undergraduate team. Time: 12–2pm
@Kibugy
@ProfOdote @uonbi, @FAO, @EUinKenya
Scan QR to register
Prof. Collins Odote retweeted
During the Staff Recognition and Performance Contracting Awards #WeareUoN #UoNstars our Faculty Prof @AttiyaWaris & Prof @KMuigua were recognized for bringing Global Recognition to the @uonbi Hongera Sana @ProfOdote @Kibugy @vcuonbi @UoNDvcaa