​​From Kill Switch to Peace Switch: Rethinking AI Governance in African Military Law

I am a lawyer, Certified International Mediator, and researcher with a strong focus on Alternative Justice Systems. As a recent law graduate with a nano degree in software engineering, I bring a multidisciplinary approach to the mediation arena. I have contributed to Access Law Kenya, specializing in human rights advocacy, and participated in the International Mau Mau Conference, showcasing my expertise in historical research. My diverse internship experience, including roles at UN-Habitat, and Community Health Kenya, highlights my commitment towards diversifying impactful legal initiatives. My vision for joining the World Mediation Organization is to contribute to global peacebuilding efforts by leveraging my legal expertise and certified mediation skills to resolve conflicts effectively and equitably. I am passionate about fostering a dialogue that bridges cultural and social divides, informed by my experiences in human rights advocacy, legal research, and community development. Through the WMO, I aim to collaborate with diverse professionals to advance innovative approaches to conflict resolution, promote sustainable solutions, and create spaces for transformative conversations that empower individuals and communities worldwide.