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[Commitment: secure tenure, fair rents, upgrading plans.]
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Joshua Abaki, lawyer and community leader, is asking Kibra for the chance to take its voice to Parliament.
A lawyer trained to read the fine print, and a leader who has represented students and professionals since university.
Joshua Abaki, BSc, JD, studied Information Technology at Starehe Technical Training Institute, then went on to McGill University (BSc, Microbiology & Immunology) and the University of British Columbia (JD, 2017). He was called to the Ontario Bar in 2018.
He spent eight years in a nationally ranked competition and regulatory practice, appearing before tribunals and appellate courts, and has been recognised in Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch from 2024 to 2026. He co-authors a leading practitioner resource on competition law.
Beyond practice, Joshua has served as President of the Allard Law Students' Society, Senator at both UBC and McGill, Vice President University Affairs at McGill's students' society, and Treasurer of the Canadian Association of Black Lawyers (2019–2022).
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