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Njeri Wagacha talks to The Hon. Justice Aleem Visram, a distinguished Judge of the High Court of Kenya

Every month, CDH Kenya Partner, Njeri Wagacha publishes a podcast.

30 Jul 2025 48:34 Minutes Podcast
Njeri Wagacha talks to The Hon. Justice Aleem Visram, a distinguished Judge of the High Court of Kenya

Njeri Wagacha talks to The Hon. Justice Aleem Visram, a distinguished Judge of the High Court of Kenya

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Njeri Wagacha talks to The Hon. Justice Aleem Visram, a distinguished Judge of the High Court of Kenya

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This month she had the privilege of sitting down with The Hon. Justice Aleem Visram, FCIArb, a distinguished Judge of the High Court of Kenya. In a compelling and insightful conversation, Justice Visram reflects on his professional journey, shedding light on the path that led him to the judiciary and offering a rare glimpse into the intricacies of judicial work in Kenya.

From navigating the legal system to unpacking how cases are deliberated and resolved, this episode is a must-listen for aspiring legal professionals and anyone curious about the inner workings of the courts. Justice Visram represents a new generation of judicial leaders, grounded, ambitious, and deeply committed to upholding justice.

Listen to the podcast here.

Watch the videocast here.

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