A government tender. A sudden cancellation. A legal question that shook Kenya’s justice system. Petition 39 of 2018 is more…
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Who Chooses the Judges Who Decide Our Appeals? Why This JSC Document Matters to Every Kenyan
How are judges who decide Kenya’s most important appeals chosen? In January 2026, the Judicial Service Commission released a detailed…
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When the Taxman Is Always Right: Why a New High Court Case Is Making Kenyans Ask Hard Questions
When a tax assessment lands on your desk, should you be presumed guilty until you prove otherwise? A new constitutional…
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A Big Win for the Women of Kenya — and a Hard Lesson in Shared Responsibility
In Mwangi v Marie Stopes Kenya KEHC 17805 (KLR), the High Court dismissed a medical negligence claim after a voluntary…
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A Supreme Court Decision Rewrites the Tax Rules for Banking
A recent Supreme Court ruling in Kenya has fundamentally reshaped how tax law applies to banking operations by clarifying that…
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The HELB In Duplum Ruling: A Lifeline for Millions of Kenyan Students and Graduates
A landmark High Court ruling in Kenya has extended the “in duplum” protection — which caps interest and penalties at…
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The Thirty-Five Year Loan: A Supreme Court Decision on Debt and Security
After 35 years of litigation, Kenya’s Supreme Court delivered a landmark decision: a debenture or charge remains enforceable across multiple…
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Kenya Railways Plans Major Asset Sale to Settle Pension Obligations
Kenya Railways is preparing to sell prime Nairobi estates, including Makongeni and Ngara, in a bid to clear billions of…
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Nation Seeks New Leader to Steer the Public Service Commission
A special Selection Panel has officially called on qualified Kenyans to apply for the powerful office of Chairperson of the…
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High Court Shelters LSK President from Personal Liability in Official Role Dispute
In a landmark decision by the High Court sitting in Kerugoya, the President of the Law Society of Kenya, Faith…
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