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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When Ten Years Is Not Enough: Why the DPP Is Appealing the Sentence in the Kajiado Child Sexual Assault Case
The conviction was secured. The facts were proven. Yet justice remains incomplete. In a disturbing Kajiado sexual assault case involving…
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When the Uniform Meets the Dock: Inside the KDF Meth Trafficking Case
“When soldiers sworn to protect the nation stand accused of trafficking drugs worth millions, the courtroom becomes more than a…
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When a Post Becomes a Crime: The Harrison Nyende Mumia Case and the Shrinking Space for Free Expression in Kenya
In Kenya today, a single social media post can be the difference between freedom and a prison cell. A few…
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When Public Interest Meets Private Land: The KBC – Komarock Land Dispute.
What happens when land taken decades ago for a public purpose is later claimed back by its original owners? In…
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When Data, Democracy and the Law Collide: The Sarah Bireete Case Explained
In January 2026, prominent Ugandan lawyer and human rights defender Dr. Sarah Bireete was formally charged with unlawfully obtaining and…
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When Silence Becomes a Right: The Matatu Noise Petition and What It Means for Commuters in Kenya
Can loud music in matatus violate constitutional rights? In Constitutional Petition No. E861 of 2025, a Kenyan advocate challenges the…
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Pepinos Pizza Inn Fined KES 250,000 for Unsolicited Marketing: Why This ODPC Ruling Matters to Every Kenyan
A simple pizza order turned into a landmark data protection ruling. In a powerful decision, the Office of the Data…
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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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