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Both parents must legally maintain their child under Kenya's Children Act 2022, regardless of marital status, custody, or location.

Separation ends a relationship — not a family. Learn how Kenya's Children Act 2022 uses Parental Responsibility Agreements to structure co-par...

Kenya's Children Act 2022 governs child custody through a child-centered lens — covering joint, sole and actual custody, court process and key...

When a Kenyan woman used a surrogate to carry twins, the courts faced a question statute had never answered: who is the mother? This Mother's...

Parental responsibility in Kenya belongs equally to both parents from the moment of a child's birth and it survives separation, divorce, and d...

When families break down, Kenyan law asks one question: what's best for the child? It's a binding standard, not a guideline.

Court rules sick leave requires prompt notice and a valid medical certificate. Failure may lead to dismissal, prompting updates to workplace polici...

As restructuring and retrenchments rise across Kenya, employers and HR professionals must navigate strict legal obligations before declaring any em...