TWK Advocates LLP represents clients across litigation, employment, land, commercial, family and succession before the courts of Kenya, from a base on the coast.
TWK Advocates LLP is a Mombasa firm offering considered, responsive counsel across a broad civil and commercial practice — from contentious litigation and employment disputes to land, succession and corporate matters.
The firm takes its name from its founding advocates — Thabit, Wampy and Kitonga — and is built for timely work that meets clients' needs and demands through an experienced team, supported by consulting specialists and a network of referral counsel across the Kenyan Bar.
Commercial disputes, debt recovery, contract enforcement and general civil claims before the High Court and subordinate courts.
High Court · Magistrates' CourtsRead more →02Unfair dismissal, wrongful termination and employment-contract disputes, with representation before the Employment & Labour Relations Court.
Employment & Labour Relations Court · Court of AppealRead more →03Land disputes, adverse possession, title transfers, sub-divisions and conveyancing transactions before the Environment & Land Court.
Environment & Land Court · Magistrates' CourtsRead more →04Succession, administration of estates, probate applications, matrimonial-property disputes and maintenance matters.
High Court · Magistrates' CourtsRead more →05Business contracts, regulatory compliance, company formation, commercial agreements and shareholder disputes.
Advisory & transactional · High Court for disputesRead more →06Administrative law, constitutional petitions and judicial review of the decisions of public authorities.
High Court · Court of AppealRead more →The advocates and practice team of TWK Advocates LLP. Commissioner for Oaths and Notary Public services are available at the firm.
Kitonga leads the firm and its client relationships, and appears across its litigation, employment and public-law work. He read law at Moi University and completed the Advocates Training Programme at the Kenya School of Law. He is a Commissioner for Oaths and a Notary Public, and the author of The Second World.
Khalumi heads the firm's litigation practice: civil and commercial disputes, debt recovery and enforcement, and the employment and land matters that go to hearing. He read law at the University of Nairobi and completed the Advocates Training Programme at the Kenya School of Law.
Qasim works across the firm's practice areas, from pleadings and research to conveyancing and succession files, and appears before the magistrates' courts and the superior courts in Mombasa. He read law at the University of Nairobi and completed the Advocates Training Programme at the Kenya School of Law.
Ruth is the first point of contact at the firm: she receives clients, keeps the diary of appointments and court dates, and sees that correspondence and files move on time.
Richard looks after the firm's systems: the practice-management portal, the client portal, email and the security of the firm's data.
The firm also works with consulting specialists in employment, land and commercial practice, and maintains referral relationships across the Kenyan Bar.
A research assistant grounded in the firm's practice and in Kenyan law — built to answer general questions and tell you whether a matter falls within our areas of work.
This is an AI assistant. It does not provide legal advice and does not create an advocate–client relationship. For advice on your matter, contact the firm.
Tell us briefly what the matter concerns and how to reach you. Consultations are arranged by appointment; a member of the team will come back to you.
Existing clients can use the Client Matter Portal to view case updates and fee notes.