The Brian Mwenda saga is more than a story of deception — it is a real-life legal thriller. Despite having…
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Court Case Questions Legality of Police Recruitment
A landmark petition filed at the Katiba Institute and before the National Police Service Commission has opened up serious questions…
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Kenya’s Judiciary Identifies its Next Generation of Legal Magistrates
The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) in Kenya is preparing to appoint 100 new Resident Magistrates in a move that will…
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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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High Court Reclaims Power for Public Service Commission
In a landmark decision, the High Court in Nairobi has reaffirmed that the constitutional mandate of the Public Service Commission…
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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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High Court Rules Alimony is Illegal in Kenya
In a landmark ruling, the High Court has declared the concept of alimony illegal in Kenya, finding that ordering one…
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Court Stops Police Commission from Recruiting Officers
In a landmark ruling, the Employment Court has barred the National Police Service Commission from recruiting, training, or managing police…
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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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A Legal Challenge to the President’s Compensation Plan
A community organisation, the Gema Watho Association, has taken legal action in the High Court at Kerugoya to challenge the…
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