A new constitutional petition by Busia Senator Okiya Omtatah challenges the legality of Kenya’s National Tallying Centre, arguing that presidential…
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A Neighbourly Dispute Becomes a Landmark Ruling on Privacy and CCTV Cameras
In a landmark ruling, Kenya’s Data Protection Commissioner has held that while homeowners have a right to security, their CCTV…
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Miguna Miguna Sues Standard Group and Matiang’i for Defamation
Miguna Miguna contends that the statements made by Matiang’i and amplified by the Standard Group were false, malicious, and designed…
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Court Clarifies Domestic Worker’s Rights in Unfair Dismissal Case
A Kisumu employment court has delivered a clarifying judgment in the case of Gladys Misango vs. Rahim Ibrahim Ramzan, reaffirming…
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Former Soldiers Allege Torture as Official Faces Arrest Over Unpaid Court Award
A legal confrontation is intensifying between former members of the Kenya Air Force and a senior government official, creating a…
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Kenyans Lured Abroad Under False Pretenses Face Modern Slavery
A disturbing pattern of human trafficking has emerged in Kenya: citizens are lured overseas with the promise of well-paid jobs,…
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A Judicial Alarm Over Rising Child Defilement Cases in Kitui
Authorities within the Kitui law courts have voiced profound concern regarding a deeply troubling pattern of child defilement cases that…
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The Unlicensed Lawyer a True Story of Courtroom Deception
The Brian Mwenda saga is more than a story of deception — it is a real-life legal thriller. Despite having…
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A Presidential Panel Defends Its Role in Victim Compensation Process
The Presidential Panel of Experts on Compensation of Victims of Demonstrations and Public Protests has defended its advisory mandate in…
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A Government Human Rights Agency Challenges the President’s Panel
Kenya’s national human rights commission has asked the High Court to stop a special panel created by the President, arguing…
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