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The Hague Academy of International Law has announced the opening of registration to the 2022 Centre for Studies and Research from April 1st to 1st September 2021. The theme will be "Climate Change and the Testing of International Law". This is a research opportunity open to interested candidates.
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Following a maritime boundary dispute, Somalia instituted proceedings against Kenya at the International Court of Justice in August 2014. The two east African neighbours dispute 160 000 square kilometres of territory in the Indian Ocean with prospects of vast oil and gas deposits.
The training was successful and all staff members attended the training.
Over the Easter holiday, the UK government issued a new travel advisory adding Kenya to a “red list of countries” whose citizens and on transit passengers are essentially banned from entering the UK.
IDIS was privileged to host its second Webinar themed ‘Energy Integration for Post Covid-19
Economic Recovery and Sustainable Development in Africa’. This event brought together field
practitioners and academic experts such as IDIS Director Amb. Prof. Maria Nzomo, UoN Vice-
Chancellor Prof. Stephen Kiama who served as the host of the event, UNEP Head of Energy Unit
Kenya and Tanzania have enjoyed bilateral relations since independence in 1963 with a brief cut of diplomatic ties in 1977 after the break-up of the East African Community. Despite apparent difference in ideologies, the two states were able to mend their relationship and resume diplomatic interactions in 1983 and this has gone on till present. The shared border and natural resources have ensured that the two states are in constant ‘awareness’ of each other but this has resulted in a few tensions.
Be part of this exciting Webinar : "Retreat to Nationalism in the 21st Century Globalization" on July 16,2020 from 2pm to 4.30pm.
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The Institute of Diplomacy and International Studies held a forum to brainstorm on Kenya's Candidature for the UNSC Non-Permanent seat 2021-2022 on 24th January, 2020. Kenya’s candidature has been endorsed by the African Union but the insistency and consistency of Djibouti to vie for the same seat raises the fundamental question relating to the capacity of Africa to develop and support a common strategy for advancing the continent’s interests in global affairs. It further raises the question of the emerging debates on the issue of nationalism vs.
What should I do when I sense that someone has intentions of sexually exploiting me online? Anne Mumbi, a little girl from Kibra, barely ten years old asked at a fully packed Taifa hall.
