Corridors of Justice
Court throws out treason case against Activist Bob Njagi
Njagi had been at the centre of a closely watched legal battle following his arrest during investigations connected to the June 25 Gen Z memorial protests.
Judiciary
Corridors of Justice
Judge says broad-based Government falls outside constitutional order
Although the court ultimately upheld the appointments, the judge maintained that the Constitution does not recognise the framework that brought opposition politicians into government without a formal coalition...
Corridors of Justice
Judiciary set for major facelift as cabinet approves Sh26 billion expansion plan
In a statement issued on Wednesday, the Judiciary welcomed the approval, saying the expansion had become necessary due to increasing pressure on its current facilities.
News
PS Omollo dismisses abduction claims, says reported cases are self-staged
According to the Principal Secretary, some of those reported missing had deliberately withdrawn from public view before resurfacing and claiming they had been abducted.
Business
Counties await Sh68.5bn as Treasury races June deadline
Over time, the National Treasury has faced criticism for inconsistent release of funds, with some payments stretching beyond the June financial year deadline.
Corridors of Justice
Africa must resolve its own disputes, Ruto tells Chief Justices Summit
Ruto cited Rwanda’s Gacaca courts as an example of community-based justice, saying the system handled close to two million cases through thousands of local tribunals after the 1994 genocide.
Corridors of Justice
Four judges cleared to battle for Court of Appeal presidency
The election will be held on Monday, June 22, 2026, between 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. at the Sarova Stanley, unless the Commission communicates any changes.
News
Judiciary gets Sh30.38bn budget boost but faces Sh15.6bn funding gap
The funding gap is expected to pose challenges to some of the Judiciary's planned activities even as courts continue to deal with heavy workloads and growing demand for services.
News
Gachagua says he will appeal if court upholds his impeachment on June 8
Speaking during a church service at PCEA Muteero Church, Karen Nairobi, Gachagua said he was confident in the independence of the courts and insisted that he would accept whatever outcome is delivered by a thre...
News
TIFA Survey: Trust in President Ruto drops as 45 percent say they have no confidence
The report released on June 4,2026 shows that 45 percent of respondents have “no trust at all” in President Ruto, the highest level of distrust recorded among the institutions and leaders surveyed, tied with th...
News
Judiciary leads but still in negative trust zone as institutions lose public confidence - TIFA Polls
The Judiciary posted the strongest performance among the institutions surveyed, though it still remained in negative territory with a net trust rating of negative 24 points
North-Eastern
Wajir High Court to be activated under new nationwide judicial expansion plan
Cabinet approval of a funding framework will enable expansion of judicial infrastructure, including in Wajir, through partnerships with development partners. President William Ruto said the plan aims to improve...