The International Comparative Legal Guides (ICLG) has recently released its annual publication on International Arbitration 2023, featuring the Kenyan chapter authored by Managing Partner John M Ohaga, Senior Associate Isaac Kiche and Lawyer Pressy Akinyi. The publication provides a comprehensive overview of the legal framework for international arbitration in Kenya, including the latest developments, trends, and best practices.

According to the Kenyan chapter, the country’s arbitration landscape has witnessed significant growth over the past decade, with the government enacting favourable legislation to promote alternative dispute resolution mechanisms. The publication highlights Kenya’s key advantages for international arbitration, such as its strategic location, conducive business environment, and well-established arbitration institutions.

The publication further emphasizes the importance of choosing the right arbitration institution and the need for experienced arbitrators. The authors also provide practical insights into the arbitration process, including the selection of arbitrators, the conduct of proceedings, and the enforcement of arbitral awards.

Overall, the Kenyan chapter of the International Comparative Legal Guide on International Arbitration 2023 provides a valuable resource for businesses, lawyers, and arbitrators seeking to navigate Kenya’s complex world of international arbitration. With its rich insights and expert analysis, the publication is set to further boost Kenya’s position as a leading hub for international arbitration in Africa.