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About Law Society of Kenya

Our mission is to empower the legal profession with quality member services and promote the rule of law, through advocacy and good governance

Membership

The Law Society of Kenya membership consists of all practicing advocates in Kenya, currently numbering in excess of twenty thousand. By law, one must be a member of the Law Society of Kenya in order to practice as an advocate of the High Court of Kenya.

News at Law Society of Kenya

LSK COUNCIL 2026-2028 SWEARING IN

   

On 27th March 2026, at the Law Society of Kenya’s Annual General Meeting held at Sisu Hotel, Machakos, the newly elected Council Members were officially sworn into office, marking a significant moment of transition, renewal, and commitment to service. The ceremony was a powerful affirmation of the Society’s dedication to upholding the rule of law, strengthening the bar, and advancing justice for all. As the new Council assumes its mandate, it carries with it the trust and expectations of members across the country—to lead with integrity, courage, and a steadfast commitment to the profession. Congratulations to the incoming Council as they embark on this important journey of leadership and service.

LSK AGM 2026

   

On 27th March 2026, The Law Society of Kenya Annual General Meeting was held at Sisu Hotel in Machakos, bringing together advocates from across the country for a significant moment in the legal calendar. The AGM provides a platform for reflection on the past year, robust discussions on key issues affecting the profession, and a renewed commitment to upholding the rule of law, justice, and good governance. As proceedings begin, members are encouraged to engage in deliberations, leadership accountability, and shaping the future direction of the Society

GITANGA ROAD OFFICES DEMOLITION

   

2nd March 2026 marked a historic and transformative moment for the Law Society of Kenya following the successful demolition of the dilapidated old offices along Gitanga Road. This exercise signals the end of an era and the beginning of a bold new chapter as we pave the way for modern, accessible, and efficient facilities that will better serve our members, stakeholders, and the wider public in advancing the rule of law and access to justice. The exercise was led by the President, Faith Odhiambo, who was accompanied by Council Members and the Chief Executive Officer. Their presence underscored the Society’s strong commitment to institutional growth, renewal, and the continuous improvement of service delivery. This milestone reflects our shared vision of building a dynamic and future-focused professional body that meets the evolving needs of the legal profession and society. As we bid farewell to the old premises, we honour the rich history, memories, and milestones that were shaped within those walls. The foundation laid there will continue to inspire our journey forward. We now look ahead with optimism and determination as we prepare for the development of a state-of-the-art facility that embodies excellence, innovation, and inclusivity.

WAKILI TOWERS GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY

  

On 30th January 2026, the Law Society of Kenya hosted the Wakili Towers Fundraising Gala Dinner, a historic evening that brought together advocates, partners, and supporters of the legal fraternity in a spirit of unity and purpose. The event was not only a celebration of the Society’s vision for a permanent home but also a powerful demonstration of collective commitment to the defence of the rule of law in Kenya. Through the generosity of members and strategic partners, the gala successfully raised approximately KSh 20 million, a significant contribution toward the construction of Wakili Towers along Gitanga Road. The gala dinner was marked by inspiring speeches, reflections on the Society’s journey, and a renewed sense of solidarity among advocates. It underscored the importance of Wakili Towers as more than just a headquarters—it is a symbol of permanence, resilience, and continuity for an institution that has withstood political cycles, constitutional challenges, and societal transitions. The funds raised will accelerate progress toward the Society’s timeline for initial occupancy, ensuring that advocates across the country will soon have a dignified and enduring home. This milestone affirms the unwavering support of the legal community and its partners in realizing Wakili Towers as a landmark of legal advocacy. The building will stand as a testament to the profession’s dedication to justice, a witnessto future debates, and a space for mentoring generations of advocates yet to come.

WAKILI TOWERS GROUND BREAKING

   

On 30th January 2026, the Law Society of Kenya officially broke ground on the construction of its new, stateof-the-art headquarters, Wakili Towers, located along Gitanga Road. This milestone marks the beginning of a transformative journey for the Society and its members. The Society has operated from a condemned building, a situation that underscored the urgent need for a permanent and dignified home for advocates in Kenya. The groundbreaking ceremony represents not only the start of construction but also a symbolic departure from years of inadequate facilities.
The project is envisioned as more than just an office space. Wakili Towers will serve as a statement of permanence, reflecting the Society’s unwavering commitment to the defence of the rule of law in Kenya. Wakili Towers embodies the resilience and continuity of the Law Society of Kenya. It will stand as a physical reminder of an institution that has outlived political cycles, withstood constitutional ruptures and a dapted through societal transitions. The building will also serve as a witness to future debates, the defence of rights yet to be challenged, and the mentorship of generations of advocates to come. With the support of members and strategic partners, the Society is confident in meeting its two-year timeline for initial occupancy. Wakili Towers is poised to become a landmark of legal advocacy and a home for all Kenyan advocates.

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