Tracey Kawira Kaburu completed her undergraduate degree, Bachelor of Laws, this year at the University of Embu, awaiting her graduation in September 2023. She has actively been engaged in Kenya MUN for about 3 years. Throughout her involvement, she has held various positions in the society and also participated in simulations of various organs such as the General Assembly and the International Law Commission. Her greatest highlight in the society so far is having the opportunity to be in positions she can influence decisions that contribute to creating a positive impact. In addition to the leadership skills she has developed overtime both at KenyaMun and at the University, she loves reading history and engaging in conversation about global politics. During her free time she dedicates herself to academic writing focused on her areas of interest. She is also a feminist at heart. Her philosophy in life is to always keep her eyes on the prize by being committed to her goals and objectives in life thus avoiding being distracted by temporary setbacks and challenges .

With a passion for pushing boundaries and challenging limits, Abner is committed to continuous growth and development, both personally and professionally. With a unique blend of creativity, determination, and a willingness to take risks, he is constantly exploring new opportunities and seeking out innovative solutions to complex problems. His guiding mantra? We haven't come this far, to only come this far

Deputy President of the General Assembly

Pauline is a dedicated Law student at the University of Nairobi, Parklands, who is committed to shaping the future 'we want.' Her interest is towards human rights in particular children's rights, and family affairs. She is also enthusiastic and genuine in assisting others. Outside of her legal pursuits, Pauline has a deep desire towards music and in particular the violin which is her major focus. Derived from her model Lindsey Stirling. Currently she is serving as the Deputy in the Office of the General Assembly. Pauline considers it a great honour, as she will get to contribute towards impacting and growing the General Assembly. She considers GA as her home since she has grown greatly for the period she has been in KMUN as a delegate and a bureau member. With a deep-rooted belief in It is all God, Pauline believes that it is her source of strength.

Salome Wachuka is a fourth-year student pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Law at Kenyatta University. She has been a member of KMUN for three years and has grown a lot over time. Her passion for international law and diplomacy can be showcased by the various awards she has won in KMUN and moot court competitions. These awards include; Best Commissioner in the 21St session, Best Bureau Member in the 22ND Session, and Best Team in the national rounds of the Phillip C Jessup Moot Court Competition. Salome is also very passionate about social justice and often participates in various community projects.
Favorite quote: Be miserable. Or motivate yourself. Whatever has to be done, it's always your choice.

Deputy Chair of the International Law Commission

Caroline is a fourth year Law student at Kabarak University. She has been a member of KMUN since late 2020. She started out in ICJ but later fell in love with ILC where she has grown from being a Commissioner in the 21st Session to being a Head Commissioner in the 22nd Session and now serves as the Deputy Chair of the ILC for the 23rd Session, a position she is much humbled to hold. She is also passionate about Sustainable Development Goals SDGs and is part of the Africa Sustainability Leaders Working Groups. More to that that she is social and outspoken and hopes to leave a positive mark in ILC. Your journey is your own,its unique to you.

Munene Njoroge is currently serving as the President of the International Court of Justice. He is a final year student of the Law at the University of Embu. Prior to his appointment as the President of the Court he served as a bureau member in the 22nd Session and was the assistant head of training in the ICJ. He is a budding mooter and has participated in various national and international moot court competitions. This has equally been instrumental in his experience in the ICJ. He is an aspiring academic with a profound interest in Education and the Law, Equality, Constitutional Law and International Law.

Deputy President of the International Court of Justice

Moses Mumo is a student at Mount Kenya University undertaking his Undergraduate Degree in law. Mumo currently serves as the Deputy President of the International Court of Justice in the 23rd Session. Previously, he served as Deputy Registrar of ICJ in the 22nd Session ICJ Bureau. His work philosophy is to be the best and to make an impact in the society. His hobbies include playing basketball, travelling and charity work.

David Murigu is a Public Administration and Governance student at Mount Kenya University. He is a strong believer in that the only one thing that makes a dream impossible to achieve is the fear of failure. For the better part of his life, Murigu has been open to trying out new challenges in quite a number of fields. His interest and enthusiasm in global politics, history, diplomacy, and youth development have greatly propelled him into taking leadership roles as he's keen to make a difference. It'd be quite hard to mention David and not mention his love for the beautiful game: Football. He's a sport's fanatic and a lifelong Manchester City fan. Murigu is honoured to serve as the Chief of Staff in the 23rd session and looks forward to building on what his predecessors before him achieved. He has no doubts that with everyone's input, the 23rd session will be one to remember.

Deputy Chief of Staff

Eva Njuguna is a student at the University of Nairobi Parklands campus pursuing a degree in Bachelor of Laws. She is the current Deputy Chief of Staff in the 23rd Session of KMUN. She's an avid reader both of fiction and nonfiction books, loves listening to music and of course singing along to the lyrics. She also loves nature and stargazing. Eva's life mantra is based on Esther 4:14 where she believes that every opportunity and position given one must be for a reason and therefore we must make the most out of them. Parting shot - Excellence is a daily habit

Ann Pauline Kanyi, a student at Kabarak University is the current Finance Director. She is pursuing a Degree in Economics and Finance and CPA. She is extremely passionate about matters Finance, and is thrilled at the opportunity to have a fresh challenge. Her life mantra is using the opportunities we have been given to impact the change we would love to see. In her words, When you get a seat at the table, use your voice She is passionate about humanitarian work, kids. Her hobbies include hiking, swimming and any opportunities to have quality time with her girlies.

Deputy Finance Director

Hannah Nziokari Katuku is a law student at the University of Nairobi and CPA student at Strathmore University. Her interests lie very much in Leadership, Human Rights, International Law, Mental Health and Diplomacy. She is a firm believer of the Sustainable Development Goals and particularly champions for SDGs 4,5 and 10. Her journey in KMUN has been an interesting one as she she has managed to receive various rewards from the best position paper, Special mentions and Best Delegate. She believes that for one to succeed, one should not be afraid to think outside the box, try new thing, take risks, step out of one's comfort zone and embrace the unknown

Tom is a third-year student at the Kenya Methodist University, where he is pursuing a degree in Communications. He is an active and engaged member of the university community, with a particular passion for global issues and diplomacy. In fact, Tom is currently serving as the Communications Director for the Kenya Model United Nations, where he works to promote awareness of important world events and foster a sense of global citizenship among his peers Tom is known for his bold and creative approach to problem-solving. He has a talent for thinking outside of the box and finding innovative solutions to complex challenges. This creativity is fueled by his passion for making a difference in the world. Whether it's through his work with the Model UN or his personal pursuits, Tom is always seeking ways to make a positive impact on the world around him. When he's not busy with his academic or extracurricular commitments, Tom enjoys staying active and fit. His favorite sport is Rugby, and he loves nothing more than spending an afternoon on the pitch with his friends. He's also an avid fitness enthusiast and can often be found working out at the campus gym. Overall, Tom is a driven, passionate, and creative individual who is making a difference in his community and beyond. With his combination of intelligence, leadership skills, and athletic ability, he is sure to go far in whatever he chooses to pursue after graduation. His Mantra Stay bold, stay creative, stay passionate. The world needs your unique perspective and your willingness to make a difference.

Deputy Communications Director

Kowthar Mohamed is a third-year university student currently attending Kenya Methodist University. As the deputy Communications Director for Kenya Model United Nations, she is passionate about leadership and communication. Her charismatic and confident personality allows her to connect with people easily, and she is known for her bold and confident demeanor. In her free time, she enjoys cooking, reading, singing, and learning new languages, which reflect her interest in personal growth and self-improvement. She is also actively involved in charitable activities in her community, demonstrating her kind and friendly nature. Overall, she is a warm and driven individual with a strong focus on personal and professional development. My mantra Lead with charisma, communicate with clarity, and give with kindness

OMBOKO MILEMBA WHITNEY, is an undergraduate student pursuing a degree in Law at The University of Nairobi (Faculty of Law Parklands ) She has participated as a delegate and served in the Conference Bureau as p rotocol member in the KMUN 22nd Session. She is passionate about Legal aid, serving as a student legal adviser in various spaces including NGO's ( Kenya Human Rights Commission ). She loves dancing, singing, watching and learning new languages (Korean). She is one great believer of Self Care and Self Love, that its always a new day to love yourself better than yesterday. YOU ARE YOUR FIRST LOVE

Deputy Conference Director

Isaack Nalwa is the current Deputy Conference Director for the 23rd session National secretariat. He is pursuing his Bachelor’s degree in International relations at Kenya methodist University Nairobi Campus. He has unwavering interest in international security,international law and diplomacy all of which have propelled him to be part of Kenya Model UN and have since steered his journey all through his tenure in the organization In Kenya model Un, he has been a delegate at the United Nations Security Council in the 21st Session and was a member of the Kenya Model UN Conference Bureau in the 22nd Session He has proven time to time to be a force to reckon with. He has held various leadership positions and is always ready for whatever challenges leadership throws his way. He is a Lectiophile , an environment enthusiast , loves learning new languages and has passion for music.He believes that music in itself is healing. It’s an explosive expression of humanity. It’s something we are all touched by. No matter what culture we’re from, everyone loves music.Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, and life to everything.
Remember to look up at the stars and not down at your feet. Try to make sense of what you see and wonder about what makes the universe exist. Be curious. And however difficult life may seem, there is always something you can do and succeed at. It matters that you don't just give up.