Legal Advice Centre Kituo Cha Sheria on Friday marked its Golden Jubilee anniversary, in an event marked with colors and cakes.
Lead by Kituo's Executive Director Annette Mbogoh, both present members, alumni and stakeholders met to reminisce the last 50 years.
Expressing confidence and hope that Kituo will stand firm for the next 50 years, outlined the center's strategic plan for the next five to ten years.
These include championing for climate justice, land labour and housing, organisational capacity building which will focus on transforming the center and strengthening its communication.
The centre also plans to focus innovation and technology.
The office of the Chief Justice was also presented, with Milimani Chief Magistrate Wendy Micheni delivering the congratulations sent by CJ Martha Koome.
Koome noted that Kituo has been a valued member in the justice sector.
The office of the Attorney General celebrated the centre for the work it is doing in opening up refugee justice centres where people are armed with legal knowledge to help them in their daily lives.
Also in attendance was President of the Law Society of Kenya and Veteran Lawyer John Khaminwa.
Khaminwa urged stakeholders to help advance the center's goal.
"Kituo Cha Sheria stands for a noble cause. Let us support Kituo," he said.
