Senator Khalwale now has fourteen days to write back to the party — he must show cause why he should…
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Kibra MP Orero’s Driver Fined Ksh. 100K for Obstruction
The swift conviction and fine have been noted by members of the public and traffic advocacy groups, who have often…
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A Landmark Ruling in Kenyan Trademark Law: The “Bazu” Case Explained
The High Court’s judgment, delivered by Justice L. P. Kassan, focused on a single, powerful legal principle: jurisdiction. Without the…
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When Short Contracts Become a Lifetime of Work: The Case of Margaret Wanjiku Gichuki v Kenya Power
A long career on short contracts The Employment and Labor Relations Court in Nakuru has delivered a decision that could…
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Court Stops Hospitals from Holding Bodies over Unpaid Bills
Court Stops Hospitals from Holding Bodies over Unpaid Bills The High Court has shaken up the health sector by declaring…
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Kilifi Court Rejects Marriage as Settlement in Defilement Case
By rejecting the marriage settlement, the Kilifi court reaffirmed that child marriage cannot replace justice. The ruling upholds the constitutional…
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Auction of Properties Linked to Okoth Obado and the Law on Asset Recovery
The auctions linked to Okoth Obado raise important issues for Kenya. First, they show that the fight against corruption is…
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South Sudan And the Treason Case Against Riek Machar
The charges against Riek Machar go beyond the fate of one leader. They test whether South Sudan can uphold peace…
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The Death of Lawyer Kyalo Mbobu and the Question of Safety for Advocates
When a Lawyer is killed, it is more than a personal loss. It strikes at the heart of justice. Lawyers…
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Malema Once Again in Court for Hate Speech
On 27 August 2025, South Africa’s Equality Court delivered a landmark ruling: Julius Malema’s speech—calling on revolutionaries not to fear…
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