Strathmore Law Review

Eid Mubarak to our colleagues and greater community celebrating Eid al-Fitr. May this time be filled with peace, reflection and gratitude. Eid marks the end of a month of discipline and giving, values that resonate beyond any single community.

Excellence is at the heart of the Strathmore Law Review, driven by the brilliant women on our editorial board and staff. This #IWD2026, we celebrate their intellectual rigor and commitment to shaping legal discourse in Africa and beyond.

Volume X of the Strathmore Law Review is a celebration of brilliance. This #InternationalWomensDay, we spotlight the exceptional women legal scholars whose work graces our journal 📖⚖️ #IWD2026 #WomenInLaw #LegalScholarship

Parents posting their kids online🌐 seems harmless,but is it? Eileen Mogeni's paper in the Strathmore Law Review asks whether Kenyan law does enough to protect children's digital privacy from their own parents. Spoiler: it doesn't❌. Read the brief!!📯 lawreview.strathmore.edu/article-brief-…

Check out the journal article below 📃: doi.org/10.52907/slr.v…

The Strathmore Law Review conducted a capacity-building session for the 3rd Year Law Class during their Advanced Legal Research and Writing📚. We thank Strathmore Law School and its faculty for the opportunity.💡

A proud moment for the Strathmore Law Review. We are truly humbled to accept the award for the Best Law Review🏆. This award recognizes our advancing role in legal scholarship and fostering legal discourse, a well deserved achievement for the entire team🎉.

Huge congratulations to our very own Amy Kariuki and Angelou Aduke on winning Best Female First Year and Best Male First Year respectively at the CB Madan Awards🎊. We are so proud to see your consistency, brilliance and commitment recognized💡.

Great thing happened yesterday. 😁 We were delighted to have Rawan Dareer from Hakimu AI.🥳 She led an insightful conversation exploring how authors and editors can use AI responsibly balancing its benefits with the ethical risks.💻⚖️ #strathmorelawschool #strathmorelawreview

Panel 1 #KABUPressConferenceWeek2025 Theme: Decolonising Legal Discourse - The Origins and Legacy of African Student-Led Law Reviews How are African student-led law reviews reshaping legal scholarship and reclaiming intellectual sovereignty? 🔗kabarak-ac-ke.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

The team that delivered Volume X ❤️. #lastpost #kwaheri #ADecadeOfExcellence #BeExcited Link: journal.strathmore.edu/index.php/lawr…

A decade celebrated and a legacy renewed ! 🎉 The SLR@10 Symposium came to a close with an inspiring address by Zayn Aslam, whose words captured the spirit of reflection and resolve that has defined the SLR’s decade-long journey. #ADecadeOfExcellence #BeExcited

The afternoon also featured engaging paper discussions from Fiona Mwaura and Eileen Mogeni, whose research captured the spirit of innovation and intellectual rigour that defines the Strathmore Law Review. 🎓 #ADecadeOfExcellence #BeExcited

📸Relive the moment: The afternoon session at the SLR@10 Symposium brought together past and current editors, featuring the panel on ‘SLR Through the Years’. From humble beginnings to a decade of voices, vision and vibrant ideas. #SLR10 #ADecadeOfExcellence #BeExcited

📸Relive the Moment: A delightful surprise at the SLR@10 Symposium! We were honoured by a pop-up appearance from Prof. Luis Franceschi, whose words rekindled the passion and purpose that birthed the Strathmore Law Review. 📚 #SLR10 #ADecadeOfExcellence #BeExcited

Don’t worry we’ve updated the Bio🤩🤩

"We have to go back to being scholars who read. You must read. And don't just read shallow things. Read deep & hard things. Read across disciplines and don't be an intellectual snob. Also read people who are not academics because that will give you a human touch.” ~Dr. Omino