Mediation & negotiation
Struggling to come to an agreement? Was a promise made and not kept, and now the courtroom looks like the only way forward?
Suluhu is the third party at the table who helps both sides reach an agreement they can live with, in private, and usually faster and cheaper than court.
What we resolve
Investors · Founders · Partners · Suppliers & Buyers
Wekesa wants to buy a 20% stake in Arnold's logistics company. The money is ready and both want the deal, but the conversation over terms keeps proving difficult.
Families · Neighbours · Individuals · Companies
Kamau borrowed KSh 1 million from Esther, to repay within a year. The year is up, and Esther is weighing court.
2 ways to work
Neutral. Both sides at the table, and the mediator serves neither. The agreement you reach is yours, written down and signed by both.
On your side. Suluhu works for you, toward a win-win the other side can accept.
Never both in one matter. Which one yours is gets settled in the first conversation.
How it works
What is said in mediation stays in mediation. Where an agreement needs formalising, with a court or the land registry, Suluhu works alongside advocates to see it through.
Your mediator
Certified Professional Mediator
Kilimani Mediation Centre, 2025
Talk to Suluhu
The first conversation is where we work out whether Suluhu can help.