Sheila is a seasoned legal professional admitted to the Bar in 2004, with expertise in Trade and Investment Law, Competition Law, and Public-Private Partnerships. She has a strong background in policy, having worked on climate and energy initiatives, including contributing to South Africa’s REFIT policy and authoring a paper for COP 16 on climate finance in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Before entering private practice, she worked as a policy analyst and was involved in innovative projects on climate change and energy e.g., together with a team of economists and tax experts from OECD she assisted the South African government in the formulation of its renewable energy feed-in tariff (REFIT) policy paper. She also authored a seminal paper prepared for COP 16 on Financing Solutions to Climate Change in Sub- Saharan Africa: Towards an Assessment of Institutional and Market Challenges.
Sheila was admitted to Bar in 2004 and holds qualifications in Trade and Investment Law (LLM) and diplomas in Competition Law; Capital Markets and Legal Documentation, and the Legal Aspects of Public-Private Partnerships among others.
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Kenya’s construction and real estate sectors are vibrant with diverse opportunities for every investment portfolio.
The last five years have seen businesses and governments grapple with new business realities.
Kenya serves as a leading business hub in East Africa and your business journey moves in, out or through Nairobi at some point in its lifecycle.