Kenya Gazette Vol. CXXVIII—No. 56 introduces key decisions shaping the country’s economic direction, land ownership, healthcare leadership, and urban development.…
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NTSA’s Instant Traffic Fines System Lands in Court: A Citizen Challenges the New Enforcement Model
A new constitutional battle is unfolding in the High Court as a Kenyan citizen challenges the National Transport and Safety…
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Bloggers vs The State: Court of Appeal Weighs Freedom of Expression Against Kenya’s Cybercrime Law
Kenya’s Court of Appeal is hearing a landmark case that could redefine digital freedom and online speech in the country.…
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Court of Appeal Temporarily Stops High Court Orders on Judicial Oversight: What This Means for Kenya
A quiet but powerful decision by the Court of Appeal has temporarily reshaped how judicial accountability works in Kenya. By…
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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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The SC v DPP Landmark Ruling: A New Era for Transgender Rights in Kenya
In a landmark 2025 decision, the High Court in Eldoret recognized for the first time in Kenyan jurisprudence that transgender…
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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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Legal Analysis: Appointment of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) in Kenya
The recent High Court decision quashing the IEBC appointment gazettement affirmed constitutional norms and judicial oversight, reinforcing public participation and…
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Justice Daniel Ogembo: A Legacy of Fairness and Integrity in Kenya’s Judiciary
ustice Daniel Ogembo’s unwavering commitment to fairness, constitutionalism, and judicial integrity left a powerful mark on Kenya’s legal landscape. From…
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High Court Declares Mandatory School Fee Payments via eCitizen Unconstitutional
The High Court's decision to nullify the mandatory school fee payments via eCitizen highlights the necessity for legal frameworks and…
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