George Nyanaro
George Nyanaro is a lawyer, legal researcher, writer, and conversationalist, currently enrolled as an Advocate Trainee at the Kenya School of Law. He holds a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) degree with Hons (Second Class (Upper) Degree from the University of Embu. He professionally serves as a Graduate Assistant at Strathmore Law School.
Nyanaro is currently engaged in teaching and research assistantship. He is a budding researcher, having participated in various research symposia, conferences, and competitions. At SLS, George primarily assists in research, teaching, and assessing students in and out of class. He is an uprising academic with a keen interest in international dispute resolution, politics, peace, crisis management, communication, and conflict studies.
George also holds various certifications having taken part in various trainings and fellowships. Among these include the University of Pretoria’s Short Advanced Human Rights’ Courses, McKinsey Forward Programme, Africa Climate Change Negotiation and Diplomacy, Professional Mediation Certification by the Dialogue and Dispute Resolution, Climate Change Law Course by the Climate Law and Governance Initiative, as well as Cross-Cultural Business Communication by Africa Legal.
George previously served as a Legal Compliance Officer for Lukenya University; as a secondee from MNA Law Africa, a boutique law firm situated in Westlands and offering a vast array of services to their clients.
Muwanga Kola Edwin and Nyamboga George Nyanaro, ‘Green Arbitration as a critical pathway of promoting sustainable development in the Horn of Africa’ (2024) 12(4) Journal of Alternative Dispute Resolution.
James Njuguna and Nyamboga George Nyanaro, ‘Compulsory Resolution or Autonomy Erosion? The Debate on Mandatory Sports Arbitration (2024) 12(3) Journal of Alternative Dispute Resolution.
Nyamboga George Nyanaro, ‘Promoting Climate Justice within the Horn of Africa: This is the Work of Our Lifetime’ (2024) 1(1) University of Embu Law Review.
Gloria Koskei Cherotich, Joshua Kimani, and Nyamboga George Nyanaro, ‘The Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF); a feasible reality or a mirage? (2024) 1(1) University of Embu Law Review.
Deborah Nzomo, Samuel Maroro, Joy Maina, Samuel Karanja, Prisco Ng’ang’a, George Nyanaro, and Oscar Mukabwa Amplifying the Impact: Climate Change and Environmental Degradation in The Context of Armed Conflict’ (2024) 1(1) University of Embu Law Review.
Nyanaro George, Elder Jepleting, Celestine Makori, and Grace Ingabire, ‘The Loom of Tomorrow: Weaving Environmental Justice with the Threads of AI and the Needle of ADR’ (2024) 1(1) University of Embu Law Review.
Edwin Kola Muwanga and Nyamboga George Nyanaro, ‘Evaluating The Efficacy of Carbon Markets As Proposed In The (Now) Climate Change (Amendment) Act, 2023, For Mitigating Climate Change: Opportunities, Challenges, And Implications’(2024) 1(1) University of Embu Law Review.
Nyamboga Nyanaro, ‘Challenges facing effective entrenchment of the Rule of Law in East Africa’ (The Platform Magazine March 2024 Issue).
Nyamboga George Nyanaro, ‘Arbitration Act of 1995: 28 Years Post-enactment and Change is Long Overdue (2024) 1(1) Journal of Appropriate Dispute Resolution.
N/B: Link to the 1st Issue of the University of Embu Law Review where I served as the pioneer Editor-In-Chief: http://repository.embuni.ac.ke/bitstream/handle/embuni/4333/Environmental%20Justice%20and%20Alternative%20Dispute%20Resolution.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y