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Dr. Caroline Kago

Lecturer, Department of Private Law

Academic Qualifications

Chinese investments in Africa: Legal ‘mis-engineering’ and unequal return on investments.� LLM Thesis, University of the Western Cape, South Africa (2009).
A Legal Perspective of Carbon Rights and Benefit Sharing under REDD+: A Conceptual Framework and Examples from Cambodia and Kenya. Carbon and Climate Law Review, Volume 9 (2015), Issue 2, Pages 143-155.
The Elements of Benefit-sharing for REDD+ in Kenya: A Legal Perspective. Carbon and Climate Law Review, Volume 9 (2015), Issue 4, Pages 283-297.
Implementation of the Constitution of Kenya by County Governments: The Significance of Public Participation in PLO Lumumba, Morris K Mbondenyi and Tom Kabau (eds), Devolution in Kenya: A Commentary ( LawAfrica, Nairobi, 2016) 207-230.
“Enhancing mobility in the EAC: Free movement of workersâ€� Paper presented at the Conference on Comparative Perspectives between the European Union and the East African Community held at ³Ô¹ÏÍ·Ìõ School of Law in February 2016.
A Textbook on Equity and Trust Law in Kenya – Upcoming joint publication for undergraduate students.
Free movement of Workers under the EAC; Freedom of Establishment and to provide services under the EAC (upcoming book chapter).

Refereed Journal Articles

  1. Chinese investments in Africa: Legal ‘mis-engineering’ and unequal return on investments.� LLM Thesis, University of the Western Cape, South Africa (2009).
  2. A Legal Perspective of Carbon Rights and Benefit Sharing under REDD+: A Conceptual Framework and Examples from Cambodia and Kenya. Carbon and Climate Law Review, Volume 9 (2015), Issue 2, Pages 143-155.
  3. The Elements of Benefit-sharing for REDD+ in Kenya: A Legal Perspective. Carbon and Climate Law Review, Volume 9 (2015), Issue 4, Pages 283-297.
  4. Implementation of the Constitution of Kenya by County Governments: The Significance of Public Participation in PLO Lumumba, Morris K Mbondenyi and Tom Kabau (eds), Devolution in Kenya: A Commentary ( LawAfrica, Nairobi, 2016) 207-230.
  5. “Enhancing mobility in the EAC: Free movement of workersâ€� Paper presented at the Conference on Comparative Perspectives between the European Union and the East African Community held at ³Ô¹ÏÍ·Ìõ School of Law in February 2016.
  6. A Textbook on Equity and Trust Law in Kenya – Upcoming joint publication for undergraduate students.
  7. Free movement of Workers under the EAC; Freedom of Establishment and to provide services under the EAC (upcoming book chapter).

Conference Papers

  1. 12 February 2016 - Presentation of a paper titled “Enhancing mobility: Free movement of workersâ€� at the Conference on Comparative Perspectives between the European Union and the East African Community held at ³Ô¹ÏÍ·Ìõ School of Law.
  2. 25-28 May 2015 – Presentation of a paper titled “International Trade and Investment Law and Tobacco Control� during the capacity building workshop to promote coherence between health, trade and investment in the prevention and control of non-communicable diseases in the East African region held on 25th – 28th may at Panafric Hotel Nairobi, Kenya.
  3. 6 September 2013 - Presentation of a paper titled “Implementation of the Constitution of Kenya by County Governments: The Significance of Public Participation� at the Constitution-Building in Africa Conference held on 6 September 2013 at the University of the Western Cape, South Africa.
  4. 1 August 2012 - Presentation of a paper on the proposed Family Law Bills during Catholic Church annual diocesan family life coordinators’ planning meeting for year 2013 held at Amani Centre, Nairobi.
  5. 16 August 2011- Presentation of a paper on Basic Human Rights and Women’s Rights during the Young Women Leadership Institute (YWLI) annual forum held in Mombasa, Kenya.
  6. 26 March 2011- Presentation of a paper on achieving optimum participation and representation of women under Kenya’s new Constitution: Comparative studies on best practices to the Collaborative Centre for Gender and Development [CCGD].
  7. 17 July 2010 – Presentation of a paper on the road map for realization of the gains envisaged for women under the proposed constitution of Kenya to the Collaborative Centre for Gender and Development [CCGD].