Ambreena Manji and Smith Ouma

Ambreena Manji is Professor of Land Law and Development at Cardiff School of Law and Politics. She is the author of The struggle for land and justice in Kenya (James Currey/ Brewer & Boydell 2020; Vita Books 2021). Smith Ouma is a doctoral researcher at the Centre for Law and Global Justice, an Advocate of the High Court of Kenya and the co-author of Property Law (Strathmore University Press, 2016).

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A Lost Opportunity: Can the National Land Commission Reclaim Its Original Mandate and Regain the Public’s Trust?

A public law model retrieves Kenyans’ hopes for a different and better way to manage and administer land as the commission enters its next phase.

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Ambreena Manji and Smith Ouma

A Lost Opportunity: Can the National Land Commission Reclaim Its Original Mandate and Regain the Public’s Trust?

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