As the courts weigh charges of conflict of interest and fraudulent procurement against senior figures in Bomet and Bungoma, Kenya…
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President Ruto Appoints Expert Panel to Compensate Protest Victims
In a landmark move, President Ruto has constituted a Panel of Experts to design a fair, inclusive framework for compensating…
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Tribunal Cancels Gloria Orwoba’s Expulsion from UDA
On 22 August 2025, the Political Parties Disputes Tribunal in Nairobi nullified Gloria Orwoba’s expulsion from the United Democratic Alliance,…
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Human Rights and Social Justice in Kenya
Every person in Kenya holds rights that are anchored in the Constitution of Kenya, 2010. When public officers violate those…
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High Court Sentences Two Men in DusitD2 Terror Attack Case
This ruling underscores that justice may lag, but eventually catches up—even with those who never pull the trigger. Facilitators of…
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What the Latest Government Audit Report on eCitizen Tells Us
Auditor-General Nancy Gathungu’s recent audit exposes serious accountability gaps in the eCitizen digital payment platform. The investigation revealed over KSh…
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Legal News on Court Case about Outsourcing and Workers’ Rights in Kenya
Kenya’s courtroom is delivering a landmark verdict for digital-era labor rights. Former Meta content moderators, through their legal battle against…
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Why Kenyans Opposed the Finance Bill 2024
When taxes hit essentials like bread, cooking oil, and medical equipment—while privacy is threatened as officials seek unfettered access to…
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How the Law is Being Used Against Protesters in Kenya
Over the past two months, more than 1,500 people have been arrested during protests across Kenya—some charged under terrorism and…
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When the Court Can Order EACC to Act
“In a landmark decision on 11 July 2025, the Supreme Court of Kenya ruled that courts have the power to…
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