When Lord Denning made his Report on Legal Education in Africa in 1961, there were very few African lawyers in Kenya, Tanganyika and Uganda. During the 1960's the number of African lawyers in these countries rapidly increased. The public sector has been largely Africanized, but the private sector of the profession remains predominantly non-African. The 1970's will ...

The change taking place in the social structure of the developing countries reflects itself quite obviously in their laws. The legal profession is no exception to this process of change. Uganda had its first African advocate entered on the Roll of Advocates in 1953, and by the time of independence in October, 1962, there were 16 African lawyers out of a total of 17...

The change taking place in the social structure of the developing countries reflects itself quite obviously in their laws. The legal profession is no exception to this process of change. Uganda had its first African advocate entered on the Roll of Advocates in 1953, and by the time of independence in October, 1962, there were 16 African lawyers out of a total of 17...