CLE Kicks Off Two-Day Forum to Reform Legal Education in Kenya

The meeting, themed “Legal Education and Training for a Globally Competitive Lawyer,” has brought together legal practitioners, academics, law enforcement representatives, and regional stakeholders for high-level discussions on modernizing training frameworks across East Afri..

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The Council of Legal Education (CLE) has launched its first two-day conference in Nairobi, Kenya, focused on reforming legal education and enhancing integrity standards for future lawyers.

The conference, themed “Legal Education and Training for a Globally Competitive Lawyer,” aims to modernize training frameworks across East Africa.
CLE Chairperson Collins Odote emphasized preparing for a modernized education system and reviewing Advocates Training Programme regulations.
Prof. PLO Lumumba advocated for firm, apolitical regulation, while David Too from the Ethics Anti-Corruption Commission stressed the need for structured regulation to maintain integrity.

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