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A conversation on Women and Succession in Kenya with Mona Doshi
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In this episode, Mona K. Doshi, Partner, Co-head of the Private Practice Department at ALN Kenya | Anjarwalla & Khanna and Director of Adili Fiduciary Services, spoke on gender and succession with the particular aim of raising awareness on women's succession rights in Kenya.
The legislation gives women equal succession rights and thus women need to be aware of their rights so that they can take care of themselves and their families. Women should learn to invest, manage finances, understand ownership of land and how to operate bank accounts. All children of a deceased parent have equal rights and are entitled to the deceased’s properties regardless of whether male or female.
The ALN Academy Talks aims to promote conversations on rule of law, governance, and sustainability for the development of Africa and one of its core focus is gender.
Interviewer: Angelica Gutierrez Galvis, Head of the ALN Academy
Interviewee: Mona K Doshi, Partner, Co-head of the Private Practice Department at ALN Kenya | Anjarwalla & Khanna and Director of Adili Fiduciary Services
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