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KENYA LAW REPORTS BENCH BULLETIN DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS TALENT BEYOND LAW REPORTING; NCLR’S PARTICIPATION AT THE ‘UWAZI FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT’. NCLR Senior Law Reporter and Football Team Coach, Cornelius W. Lupao, gives team members dribbling tips. On May 1, 2010 the International Commission of Jurists-Kenya section (ICJ) held an inaugural football tournament dubbed “The Uwazi Cup” at the Impala Club Grounds. This tournament was co-sponsored by the International Commission of Jurists (Kenya) and the National Council for Law Reporting. By launching and hosting the annual Uwazi Football Tournament, ICJ Kenya sought to raise awareness and advance the campaign on the need for a Freedom of Information law. The tournament was convened for media, business, legal and corporate organizations. The theme for the tournament was “Information for Sustainable Development” and the guest of honor was Hon. Mutula Kilonzo Minister for Justice, National Cohesion and Constitutional Affairs. The tournament was a ‘’six a side” with teams allowed to have ten players each. Some of the participants included; the Standard Group LTD, the Kenya Human Rights Commission, the National Council for Law Reporting (Kenya Law Reports), Transparency International and the Kenya Anti Corruption Commission, just to mention a few. The Council presented a formidable team from among its staff members, led by the Ag. C.E.O, Mr. Michael Murungi that felled many a team including Royal Media, which the Council beat 2 goals to nil, the Law Society of Kenya, which the Council beat 1 goal without reply and went on to draw against the Centre for Governance and Development, FIDA-Kenya and the International Commission of Jurists-Kenya section, to emerge tops in the pool. Buoyed by an ecstatic cheering squad, the Council’s team soldiered on with determination to lift the trophy until it was narrowly bundled out of the tournament at the semi-finals. The Council‘s team, however left the grounds with heads high having had incredible fun and an opportunity to interact with a horde of professionals from other spheres. The National Council for Law Reporting’s football Team (NCLR) with its CEO, Mr. Michael Murungi (blowing Vuvuzella) pose for a group photo before the begining of “Uwazi Football Tournament” 24 Issue 12: April-June 2010
KENYA LAW REPORTS BENCH BULLETIN DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS The Council looks forward to the up-coming Chief Justice’s Cup where it will, once again, put on display the staff members’ talent beyond Law Reporting. By Cornelius W. Lupao, Senior Law Reporter 1 2 3 4 1 and 2 above: The NCLR football team in celebration after hammering the Royal Media Group 2 goals to nil and the Law Society of Kenya, 1 nil respectively, while 3 and 4 the Council’s team Coach Mr. C W Lupao shouts instructions to the team in action.Below; Senior Ass. CEO, Esther Nyaiyaki (centre) shares a joke with Team members after a win. Issue 12: April-June 2010 25
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