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Kenya law students beat 38 varsities, top in moot court competition

Sidney Tambasi and Martin Kioko

Sidney Tambasi (left) and Martin Kioko (right), students at Kenyatta University School of Law, who won the African Human Rights Moot Court Competition after beating competitors from 38 universities.

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Two law students from Kenya have won the African Human Rights Moot Court Competition after beating competitors from 38 universities.

Sidney Tambasi and Martin Kioko, students at Kenyatta University School of Law, won the competition after trouncing a combined team of students from Stellenbosch University (South Africa) and Eduardo Mondlane University (Mozambique) in the finals at Stellenbosch University, in South Africa last Friday.