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Robert Amalemba

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Kenya to Host 7th All Africa Intellectual Property Summit as Africa Seeks Greater Value from Innovation

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By Robert Amalemba
| Lake Region Bulletin
Nairobi will host the 7th All Africa Intellectual Property Summit from November 11–13, 2026, with discussions expected to focus on how the continent can derive greater economic value from its innovations, brands and creative works.
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The Seed Fight: After Decades in the Shadows, Can Kenya’s New Intellectual Property Law Save Indigenous Knowledge?

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By Robert Amalemba
| Lake Region Bulletin
For Beatrice Wangoi, saving and sharing seed is not simply farming. It is a tradition handed down through generations. So when she can exchange indigenous seed with neighbours and multiply it for the next planting season without looking over her shoulder, she considers it a small victory. For more than five decades, however, practices that had sustained rural communities long before Kenya’s independence existed under a legal regime that increasingly treated them as a problem to be regulated.
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Kenya. La difficile quête de justice des familles de « disparus »

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By Robert Amalemba
| Afrique XXI
En Afrique, comme dans d’autres parties du monde, les disparitions forcées sont parmi les violations des droits humains les moins sanctionnées. Mais, au Kenya, malgré l’absence d’une loi claire sur le sujet, la pression populaire pourrait bien contraindre l’État à prendre ses responsabilités : le 8 juin 2026, six agents du Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) devront répondre d’accusations d’enlèvement devant la justice kényane, plus d’un an et demi après la disparition de Brian Odhiambo.
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