Corridors of Justice
COFEK moves to court over Sh93.68bn Gulf Energy oil deal
COFEK says the agreement was signed without public disclosure of its material terms or the process used to select Gulf Energy.
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Corridors of Justice
Petitioner asks court to halt Captain William Ruto’s tenure at KPA
The case was certified as urgent by Justice David Mburu on Tuesday, September 8, 2026, with the court directing that the petition and accompanying application be served on the respondents within three days.
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Ombudsman takes up two complaints over Siaya nuclear power plant
The Commission on Administrative Justice is now handling two separate Access to Information matters linked to the project, chairman Charles Dulo said yesterday.
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Kalonzo demands five-year hiring records from police, TSC and KDF
The former Vice President also weighed in on concerns raised by National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula and Murang’a Woman Representative Betty Maina over claims that TSC recruitment letters were being issue...
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Maraga gives Ruto seven days to release Police Reform Taskforce Report
David Maraga says the police reforms taskforce report was submitted to President William Ruto but has not been fully released, and gives him seven days to publish it—warning he may release it himself if the dea...
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Ruto: Government must earn public trust through openness, not demand it
President Ruto called for broad participation from public institutions, civil society, academia, the private sector, the media, and the public to ensure the assessment of the Report is credible and comprehensiv...
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Parliament begins review of Bill to define and protect classified State Iinformation
Dagoretti South John Kiarie assured the sponsor that the proposal would undergo thorough examination to ensure it meets constitutional standards while addressing emerging security concerns.
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MPs pass Kenyan Sign Language Bill, create new council for deaf accessibility
The proposed law seeks to strengthen access to information and public services for persons who are deaf, hard of hearing and deafblind by introducing measures ranging from mandatory interpretation services to c...
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Lands Commission faces probe over staff hiring claims and gender imbalance in leadership
At the centre of the petition are claims that some hiring decisions may have bypassed constitutional and legal requirements meant to guarantee fairness, openness and equal opportunity in public service.
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MCK boss pushes for stronger protection of journalists in fight against corruption
Omwoyo raised concern over what he described as a “crisis of deep stories,” saying many important investigative reports are not fully developed due to limited support for watchdog journalism.
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Ombudsman urges education department to improve access to Grade 10 placement results
The advisory highlights that the information is not only of public interest but also linked to constitutional rights, including access to education.