evidence: In Lake Victoria, the territory shared among Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania, presents another territorial question between Kenya by Uganda. Uganda is claiming the 2,000 square meters of territory, the Migingo Island, and started making expressions of sovereign control around 2004. The Island and its surrounding waters have, however, been historically understood to belong to Kenya’s sovereignty. [...] Concerning current territorial questions facing Kenya, a display of weak legislative, diplomatic and defence posture on the part of Kenya, surround their determination in the country’s historical advantage over the territories in question. Historicallasy, Kenya has administered the Ilemi Triangle, the Migingo Island, and the maritime territory in the Indian Ocean. Colonial maps indicate Migingo being Kenyan, while colonial acts of ceding administration of Ilemi constitute effectivités as well as the establishment of a military post and deployment of the military by Kenya into the Triangle. [...] All of the disputed territories, have been historically administered or fallen under Kenya’s political jurisdiction. The Ilemi Triangle has been administered by Kenya since 1936, the maritime territory in the Indian Ocean being claimed by Somalia has been under Kenya’s sovereignty since 1979. 1926 demarcation maps according to preliminary findings of the 2009 Joint Boundary Commission, allegedly shows Migingo Island lying 500 meters within the Kenyan boundary. Kenyans have been inhabiting the Island since 2004. Kenya has the advantage to strategically deploy diplomatic and defense instruments to change the course of these disputes, and retain its territorial heritage at little political cost.