The All-Kenyan Moot Court Competition,
^10TH EDITION COMPETITIONS

16th to 23rd March 2022
Virtual Preliminaries (16th-18th March, 2022)
Theme: "Electoral Justice; Building a system That Adheres to the Rule of Law"

About

The All Kenyan Moot Court Competition (AKMCC) is an annual National moot court competition hosted by the Kenyatta University School of Law (KUSOL) and involving all Law Schools in Kenya. The competition focuses mainly on matters of International law and is set to become one of the largest annual gatherings in the Kenyan legal calendar.

DISCLAIMER

THE 10^TH EDITION OF AKMCC WILL ADOPT A HIGH BREED APPROACH, IN ORDER TO MAINTAIN COVID-19 PROTOCOLS. THE PRELIMINARY ROUNDS OF THE COMPETITION SHALL BE ONLINE FROM 16^TH- 18^TH MARCH 2022. THESE PRELIMINARY ROUNDS WILL BE PURELY VIRTUAL. ON 18^TH MARCH, TEAMS PROCEEDING TO THE QUARTER-FINALS WILL BE ANNOUNCED. THE QUARTER-FINALS, SEMIS AND THE FINALS WILL BE DONE PHYSICALLY AT KENYATTA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW, PARKLANDS CAMPUS. THE COMMITTEE WILL MAKE ACCOMMODATION ARRANGEMENTS FOR TEAMS OUTSIDE NAIROBI, FROM 20^TH MARCH, 2022.

Dates: 16th to 23rd March 2022

Theme: "Electoral Justice; Building a system That Adheres to the Rule of Law"

RECAP OF THE 9TH EDITION COMPETITION

The 9^th Edition competition and conference, unlike the previous editions, was held virtually. The competition took place from the 3^rd of June, 2021 to 5^th of June, 2021. The theme was “Combating Corruption in the Provision of the Highest Attainable Standard of Healthcare”

The competitions commenced with a two-day conference that were held on the 3^rd and 4^th of June, 2021. The purpose of the conference was to have a group of stakeholders canvassing the theme for the participants to have a better understanding from the perspective of various government and non-governmental agencies.

The competitions followed after on the 4^th- 5^th June, 2021. There were participants from law schools from around the country who proved their prowess in litigation as well as their knowledge in the law concerned.

Kabarak University was the winning team, whilst Strathmore University Were Runners Up. Moi University won the best researcher category

2020 All Kenyan Moot Court Competition

BEST RESPONDENT MEMORIAL

BEST APPLICANT MEMORIAL

Best Research Paper 2021

ATTAINABLE STANDARD OF HEALTH

AKMCC 2022 Competition Resources

>>>RULES OF PROCEDURE FOR THE 10TH ALL-KENYAN MOOT COURT COMPETITION, 2022

>>>Compromise for The 10th Edition Of The All Kenyan Moot Court Competition (2022)

>>>All Kenyan Moot Court Competition, 2022 Research Question

>>>All Kenyan Moot Court Competition Schedule 2022

>>>Research Paper Rules For All Kenyan Moot Competition

Important Dates

1^st February 2022: RELEASE OF THE MOOT QUESTION AND THE RESEARCH QUESTION
19^th February 2022: DEADLINE FOR REGISTRATION
6^th March 2022: SUBMISSION OF MEMORIALS AND RESEARCH PAPERS
8^th -15^th March, 2022: MARKING MEMORIALS AND RESEARCH PAPERS
16^th -18^th March, 2022: ONLINE PRELIMINARY ROUNDS FOR THE MOOT AND RESEARCH CATEGORIES
18^th March, 2022: RESULTS FOR TEAMS PROCEEDING INTO THE QUARTER FINALS ARE ANNOUNCED
20^thMarch, 2022: QUARTER FINALISTS REPORT TO HOTEL
21^st March, 2022:      OPENING CEREMONY

WORKSHOP

CONFERENCE BEGINS

22^nd March, 2022:    CONFERENCE CONTINUES (PANELS 2 AND 3)

                                    QUARTER FINALS

23^rd March, 2022:      SEMI FINALS

                                    FINALS

                                    CLOSING CEREMONY

>>2022 Moot Court Competition Online Registration<<

Registration Fees

Each Law School shall register with Ksh 4,000 for each team submitted to the Competition. Payment shall be made to the Competition’s Account:

Bank: Co-operative Bank

Account Name: All Kenyan Moot Court

Account Number: 01134274457500

Testimonials:

Being my first moot, the 9th edition of the AKMCC was a fertile ground for learning. Though online, the experience is second to none. For starters, the moot question was in tandem with the Covid-19 adversities being experienced in the country and hence offered more insight on not only how guarantee people their rights but also the setbacks the government experiences when balancing lives and livelihood.

The moot was the genesis of what I hope to be a great mooting career for me, it gave me confidence and allowed me to fully apply myself in terms of research, oral skills, drafting skills and interaction with high profile personnel in the legal field.

I hope and pray AKMCC endures long to continue positively impacting mooters and offer a platform to legally disseminate pertinent matters facing the country.

Alvin Kubasu,

Second Runners Up, 9^th Edition.

Contact Details

Kenyatta University
School of Law
Nairobi, Kenya,
Tel: +254-020-3749125/ 3743906
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