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Originally published by Nation Newstop
February 17, 2026
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LSK elections: Ghosts of past clients return to haunt candidates
LSK presidential candidates accuse each other of eyeing the top seat for reasons beyond service to the society...
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The recent Law Society of Kenya (LSK) presidential debate saw heated exchanges among the three contenders, Charles Kanjama, Peter Wanyama, and Mwaura Kabata, as their past professional dealings and client affiliations came under scrutiny. The candidates questioned each other's independence and fitness to lead the society, focusing on potential conflicts of interest arising from their legal representations.
- Peter Wanyama questioned Senior Counsel Charles Kanjama's independence due to his representation of the Judicial Service Commission (JSC).
- Kanjama accused Wanyama of being too entangled with county governments, citing his frequent appearances on their behalf and suggesting his independence could be compromised, especially with millions in earnings.
- Mwaura Kabata, the current LSK vice president, faced criticism regarding alleged case withdrawals during his tenure.
- Wanyama admitted receiving Sh1.2 million from the Narok County government, stating part would buy books for young advocates, and disclosed spending Sh12 million on his campaign.
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