The CMR Moot Hub is a unique premium platform and initiative offered to all African students through a series of specialized moot court competitions touching diverse areas. The Moot Courts are specially tailored to bolster the capacity of students in critical emerging societal issues thus exposing them to be part of the active dialogue in these areas. Through their participation, students get a direct exceptional contextual understanding of the issues presented. The moots expose students to in-depth legal research and analysis of issues while formulating persuasive arguments for and against the hypothetical cases presented.

The CMR Mentorship Hub, is premised on the need of the younger generation to tap from experience and knowledge of their predecessors. The Mentorship Hub provides a platform for connecting mentors and mentees. Towards this end, the Center in partnership with development partners organizes mentorship series at both institutions and town hall meetings. In these events, senior lawyers, judicial officers and judges get to interact and share with the younger generations their experiences and knowledge. The Center also conducts mapping of mentors to mentees where a mentor offers to be rolled out to a program of regular mentorship to a particular set of mentees.

The CMR Research Hub is multi-disciplinary and multi-stakeholder platform that aims to foster the culture of research among students, lawyers, and members of the society from across all disciplines. It will do so by hosting essay writing competitions, compendiums and colloquiums in partnerships with various institutions of higher learning, government entities as well as other civil society actors. Additionally, this docket of CMR seeks to run a journal dubbed “The CMR Journal” which will periodically publish thematic articles in collaboration with the Moots docket.