By rejecting the marriage settlement, the Kilifi court reaffirmed that child marriage cannot replace justice. The ruling upholds the constitutional…
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Countries That Have Recognized the State of Palestine
Recognition by 157 states shows that the world is leaning heavily toward accepting Palestine as a state. Yet statehood is…
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Auction of Properties Linked to Okoth Obado and the Law on Asset Recovery
The auctions linked to Okoth Obado raise important issues for Kenya. First, they show that the fight against corruption is…
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South Sudan And the Treason Case Against Riek Machar
The charges against Riek Machar go beyond the fate of one leader. They test whether South Sudan can uphold peace…
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Nepal’s Prime Minister Steps Down
On 9 September 2025, Prime Minister K. P. Sharma Oli submitted his resignation to the President of Nepal. In his…
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The Death of Lawyer Kyalo Mbobu and the Question of Safety for Advocates
When a Lawyer is killed, it is more than a personal loss. It strikes at the heart of justice. Lawyers…
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The Big Shake Up: President Mahama Sacks Ghana’s Chief Justice
On 1 September 2025, Ghanaian President John Dramani Mahama removed Chief Justice Gertrude Araba Esaaba Sackey Torkornoo following a constitutional…
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Malema Once Again in Court for Hate Speech
On 27 August 2025, South Africa’s Equality Court delivered a landmark ruling: Julius Malema’s speech—calling on revolutionaries not to fear…
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Corruption Allegations Facing Bomet and Bungoma Counties
As the courts weigh charges of conflict of interest and fraudulent procurement against senior figures in Bomet and Bungoma, Kenya…
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Public Participation and Civic Duty
Public participation is not optional—it is a constitutional duty that ensures citizens are part of the decision-making process. Courts have…
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