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Zetech University Staff Profiles

Zetech University Staff Profiles

Eric Kibet

Dean, Zetech Law School

eric.kibet@zetech.ac.ke

Academic Degrees
  1. Doctor of Laws (LLD), University of Pretoria, Pretoria, South Africa 

  2. Master of Laws (LL.M), Boston College Law School, Massachusetts, U.S.A 

  3. Post-Graduate Diploma in Law, Kenya School of Law, Nairobi, Kenya 

  4. Bachelor of Laws (LL.B), University of Nairobi, Nairobi, Kenya 

Work Experience
  1. Senior Lecturer & Dean, Zetech Law School – Zetech University, Aug 2025 to date 

  2. November 2022 to July 2024 -Advisor, Legal Policy and Regulatory Affairs to the Cabinet Secretary (Minister), Ministry of Information Communication and the Digital Economy  

  3. September 2018- August 2025: - Assistant Professor of Law, United States International University, Nairobi, Kenya.  

  4. October 2017 to August 2018: Senior Lecturer, Moi University:, Eldoret, Kenya  

  5. Nov 2014 to Nov 2017: Consultant & Partner, Lexlink Consulting; Nairobi, Kenya  

  6. October 2012 to October 2017: Lecturer, Riara University Law School, Nairobi, Kenya 

  7. Aug 2011 to Oct 2012: Lecturer, Kenyatta University School of Law, Nairobi, Kenya   

  8. Sept 2011 to Dec 2012: Adjunct Lecturer, Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture & Technology (JKUAT), Nairobi, Kenya 

  9. 2009 to 2010: Legal Assistant & Advocate, Daly & Figgis Advocates, Nairobi, Kenya 

Publications

Journals

 

PUBLICATIONS 

BOOKS 

  

  1. E Kibet, “Freedom of Expression and the Project of Constitutional Transformation in Kenya,” Galda Verlag Publishers (2026) (book)  

  2. E Kibet, ‘The Right to Freedom of Expression and its Role in Political Transformation in Kenya’ (University of Pretoria, Unpublished LLD thesis, 2017)  

  

ARTICLES, BOOK CHAPTERS & CONFERENCE PAPERS   

  

  1. E Kibet, ‘The Economy in the Constitution: An Appraisal of Kenya’s Constitution as an Economic Charter,’ '01 Afr Jrnal of Com Consti Law 2020-1' available on- 

http://www.jutajournals.co.za/the-economy-in-the-constitution-an-appraisal-of-kenyas-2010-constitution-as-an-economic-charter/ 

 2. E Kibet, ‘Plugging the Loopholes: Assessing Finance Act 2018 against Kenya’s Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Obligations (2019) East5 Africa Tax and Governance Network. available on- 

  

https://taxjusticeafrica.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Plugging-the-loopholes-Assessing-Finance-Act-2018-against-Kenyas-Anti-Money-Laundering-and-Counter-Terrorism-Financing-Obligations.pdf 

  

3. E Kibet & C Fombad ‘Transformative constitutionalism and the adjudication of constitutional rights in Africa’ (2017) 17 African Human Rights Law Journal 340-366 available on- 

  

https://repository.up.ac.za/bitstream/handle/2263/64731/Kibet_Transformative_2017.pdf?sequen ce=1&isAllowed=y 

4. E Kibet, Rethinking Legal Education in Kenya: Values, Skills and Relevance (2026) 1 Kenya Law Review 1 

5.Wamburu, A., Nyambegera, S. M., Kibet, E. (2022). Influence of gaining perspective dimension of adaptive leadership on organizational performance of Insurance Companies in Kenya.DBA Africa Management Review 12(3), 1-23, available on :-https://uonjournals.uonbi.ac.ke/index.php/DBAAMR/article/view/1117  

  

6.Wamburu, A., Nyambegera S.  M., & Kibet, E.  (2022).  Influence  of  Adaptive Leadership’s  Behavior  of  Self-Leadership  on  Organizational  Performance  of  

Insurance Companies in Kenya. The University Journal, 4(2), 87-106. Available on:- 

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/372427154_Influence_of_adaptive_leadership's_behavior_of_self-leadership_on_organizational_performance_of_insurance_companies_in_Kenya  

  

7 .Marwa, M. & Kibet, E. (2024) Towards Enhanced Labour Relations: Theorizing Psychological Contracts to Formal work Designs. International Journal of Research and Scientific Innovation, Volume XI Issue IX: DOI: https://doi.org/10.51244/IJRSI.2024.1109013; available on https://rsisinternational.org/journals/ijrsi/digital-library/volume-11-issue-9/126-133.pdf  

  

8.Charles M. Fombad & Eric Kibet, Editorial Introduction to Special Focus: The Rule of Law in Sub-Saharan Africa: Reflections on Promises, Progress, Pitfalls and Prospects. (2018) 18 African Human Rights Law Journal, 205-212. Available on- https://www.ahrlj.up.ac.za/images/ahrlj/2018/Focus%20page1_2018.pdf  

  

9.Kibet E., & Kiriri P., “Agribusiness Formalization and Registration” in Trainers’ Manual: The Effectiveness of the Metro Agri-Foodliving Lab for Gender Inclusive Youth Entrepreneurship Development in Kenya (2019) (USIU-GAME Centre) (peer reviewed training manual) 

  

10.Kibet E., & Kiriri P., “Agribusiness Formalization and Registration” in Entrepreneurs Workbook: The Effectiveness of the Metro Agri-Foodliving Lab for Gender Inclusive Youth Entrepreneurship Development in Kenya (2019) (USIU-GAME Centre) (peer reviewed training manual) 

  

11.Eric Kibet, Book Review: The Constitution of Kenya, 2010: An Introductory Commentary by PLO Lumumba & L Franceschi, Strathmore University Press, Nairobi, 2014, Strathmore Law Journal Vol 1 (1) (2015) ISBN 2411-5975  

12. Death Penalty in Kenya: A Call for Compliance with International Human Rights Law and the Constitution, Law Society of Kenya Journal Vol 7(1) ( 2011)ISBN 9966-031-03-7  

  

13.  Eric Kibet, ‘The Constitutionalisation of Administrative Law as an Opportunity for Reconfiguration: A Reply to Munabi,’ (Journal of Law and Jurisprudence, Vol 2, 2016)  

  

14.Eric Kibet, The Constitution of Kenya 2010 as a Transformative Constitution (Book chapter in ‘Constitution of Kenya five years after’- Strathmore University Press, 2016) 

  

15.Eric Kibet, Law, Democracy, and Integrity in Politics and Public Affairs in Kenya: A Call for New Approaches, The Advocate Magazine (August 2017)  

  

16.E Kibet, “An Evaluation of the Crisis of Decline of Democracy in the EAC: A Case for a Greater Role for the Community” (Aug 2026, Conference Paper, Zetech University)