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Kisumu Employment and Labour Relations Court hosted students of Human Resource from Eldoret National polytechnic who were on an educational trip of the court. Hon Justice Mathews Nduma host HR students from Eldoret National polytechnic who were on an educational trip at the Kisumu Employment and Labour Relations Court. ...
Continue readingKapenguria law court staff and the Court Users Committee (CUC) benefited from the public relation management training conducted by the Judiciary’s Human Resource Directorate, Regional Office. The training was meant to improve customer relations and in turn enhance service delivery by staff. The resident Judge Ruth Sitati who organised the training explained the mandate of the National Council on the Administration of Justice (NCAJ) which CUCs derive their roles. The training was conducted by Mr Hesbon Limisi, the Regional Assistant Director of Human Resource. Participants were equipped on how to manage relations with internal and external customers. He said it is the responsibility of employees...
Continue readingGarissa law court held a farewell party for outgoing presiding judge George Dulu who has been transferred to Kericho law courts. Justice Dulu was deployed to Garissa law courts in October 2014. Under his leadership, the court witnessed marked improvement in court operations. “Justice Dulu has shown us how to think critically, plan precisely and execute our roles effectively,” Senior Clerical Officer Stephen Theri said. Justice Dulu who was the presiding judge at Garissa High Court was transferred to Kericho in the recent transfer of High Court Judges. Dulu will be replaced by Justice Charles Kariuki. ...
Continue readingWhen she reported at the Shanzu Law Courts three years ago as the head of station, Hon Diana Mochache found that the station had one Magistrate and one court room, commonly referred to as Court 1. There was no courtroom for an additional judicial officer. There was need then to improvise and create a room for use as Court 2. However, the room was too small to accommodate a large number of people. So it could only accommodate the Magistrate, a court clerk, a prosecutor and the accused persons. There was no space for any other person who was interested in...
Continue readingKabarnet High Court Presiding Judge Edward M.Muriithi speaks with staff on the procedure of drafting and preparation of court orders and decrees. The preparation of court orders and decrees constitute part of their day-to -day duties in the court. Justice Muriithi said the procedures are vital in the expeditious delivery of justice adding that it is important for the court assistants to have them at their finger tips. Deputy Registrar Hon Nerolyne Idagwa was also present during the training. ...
Continue readingKabarnet law courts staff led by Resident Judge Edward Muriithi celebrated the 61st birthday of the station’s long serving employee, Mr Cyrus Kiambo. Mr Kiambo, an Executive Officer at the station and who is preparing to retire from service, shared his rich experience since joining the institution. Happy birthday Mr Kiambo. We wish you well. ...
Continue readingThe Police and Policing Powers Sub-Committee of the National Committee on Criminal Justice Reforms (NCCJR) meeting with the Police Reforms Working Group (PRWG) to discuss areas of collaboration in the reform of the criminal justice sector legislation. ...
Continue readingChief Justice David Maraga toured Nyeri Law Courts in October 2018 to inspect delivery of service and renovation of court rooms at the station. During the visit, the CJ held meetings with members of the Law Society of Kenya (LSK) and media, as well as judicial officers and staff. Some of the issues that were discussed with staff include staff promotions, re-designations, remuneration as well as participation in Judiciary’s decision-making process, among others. The Chief Justice promised to address the issues which he said had also been captured in the Organization Review Report that was to be released soon. He commended them for...
Continue readingMakindu Law Court was established in 1998. It was constructed by members of the public through the “food for work” programme. The residents bought food and used the proceeds to buy bricks and construct the court. Before the construction of the court, litigants used to travel over 125km to Machakos Law Courts to receive court services. Makindu Law Court is one of the four courts in Makueni County. On 31st January 2019, a new modern court in Makindu was opened by the Hon Chief Justice, David Maraga accompanied by the Hon Governor for Makueni Prof. Kivutha Kibwana. This new court was...
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