The Nairobi Centre for International Arbitration (NCIA) organized “The Nairobi Arbitration Week” which showcased a blend of topics ranging from the role of women in ADR and the future of construction disputes to the complexities of arbitral awards and the influence of AI in arbitration. Discussions highlighted Nairobi’s potential as an arbitration hub, the significance of Third Party Funding, and ethical considerations in the field. Overall, the event was a rich tapestry of insights, debates, and forward-thinking discussions, underscoring the evolving landscape of arbitration. In essence, the Nairobi Arbitration Week was a profound amalgamation of debates, discussions, and deliberations that catered to the contemporary challenges and opportunities in the arbitration sector.
CIArb Kenya Branch Chairman FCS Jaqueline Waihenya expresses her deepest gratitude to all the valued partners, fellows, and members who attended the significant event of celebrating 40 Years of Excellence
Africa Decides: Sovereignty, Innovation & the Future of Dispute Resolution 5–9 October 2026 | Diamond Leisure Lodge, Diani, Kenya Conference Overview The TAKUKA Conference 2026 is a landmark Pan-African gathering
Sometimes, professional partnerships feel less like partnerships and more like family. That was certainly the spirit of today’s engagement between FIDA Kenya and Ciarb Kenya, where two organisations united by
The Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (Ciarb), Kenya Branch convened a high-level Court & ADR Roundtable, bringing together members of the Judiciary, arbitrators, mediators, advocates and other Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
