Profile Summary
Crispus Kitala is an Associate Advocate in the Projects & Infrastructure Group at G&A Africa, with over three years of experience advising and representing clients on complex commercial, infrastructure and project-related matters.
- Practice areas
- Real Estate & Construction · Projects, Energy & Infrastructure · Technology & Innovation
- Office
- Nairobi Office
He advises and represents corporates, financial institutions, investors and other commercial clients across the lifecycle of infrastructure and commercial projects, covering project structuring, commercial contracting, regulatory compliance and dispute resolution. His experience spans the energy, construction, technology, financial services and infrastructure sectors, and extends across Kenya and the wider East African region. Crispus takes a practical, commercially focused approach, with an emphasis on understanding what clients are actually trying to achieve and giving clear, solution-oriented advice that manages legal risk while advancing their broader project objectives.
Expertise
- Projects & Infrastructure
- Corporate & Commercial Law
- Technology & Digital Infrastructure
- Energy & Natural Resources Law
- Real Estate & Construction
- Dispute Resolution & Arbitration
Industries
- Financial Services & Banking
- Technology, Media & Telecommunications
- Energy & Natural Resources
- Real Estate & Construction
- Infrastructure & Projects
- Private Equity & Investment, supporting investment and project development initiatives involving private capital and commercial stakeholders.
Experience
- Part of the legal team advising on the development of a 10 MW hydropower generation project in Western Kenya.
- Advising on the development and structuring of a major hyperscale data centre and AI compute project spanning Kenya and the wider East African region, involving local and international stakeholders.
- Part of the legal team representing a major investment cooperative in an arbitration arising from a construction project valued at approximately KES 600 million.
Qualifications
Admissions
- Advocate of the High Court of Kenya.
Academic
- Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.), Second Class Honours Upper Division, Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT), 2021.
- Postgraduate Diploma in Law, Kenya School of Law, 2024.
Professional Memberships
- Law Society of Kenya
- East Africa Law Society
