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CDH Kenya is proud to announce that we advised Enko Education

CDH Kenya is proud to announce that we advised Enko Education, a leading group of African International Schools, on its entry into the Kenyan education sector through an investment in a local private school. 

30 Mar 2026 1 min read Featured work

This marks Enko Education’s first investment in Kenya and an important milestone in its continued growth across Africa, supporting its mission to increase access to top universities and quality education for learners of the continent.

We are pleased to have supported Enko Education on this important development and to have advised on related legal aspects. Our involvement reflects our ongoing commitment to supporting meaningful growth and long-term investment across the region.

THE TEAM BEHIND THE DEAL

Njeri Wagacha

Njeri Wagacha

Partner, East Africa Lead: Industrials, Manufacturing and Trade Sector

Corporate & Commercial Law

Alex Kanyi

Alex Kanyi

Partner

Tax & Exchange Control

Sheilla Mokaya

Sheilla Mokaya

Associate

Corporate & Commercial Law

Arnold Mutisya

Arnold Mutisya

Senior Associate

Corporate & Commercial Law

Wambui Kimamo

Wambui Kimamo

Associate

Corporate & Commercial Law

Prince Kiptoo

Prince Kiptoo

Associate

Ian Ounoi

Ian Ounoi

Trainee Advocate

Denis Maina

Denis Maina

Associate

Tax & Exchange Control

Charity Muindi

Charity Muindi

Associate

Tax & Exchange Control

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