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07 May
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CJ Koome leads the legal fraternity in closing of file proceedings in honour of the late Hon. Justice Frederick Ochieng

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CJ Koome leads the legal fraternity in closing of file proceedings in honour of the late Hon. Justice Frederick Ochieng Chief Justice Martha Koome led the Judiciary family and the legal fraternity in the closing of file proceedings held in honour of the late Justice Frederick Ochieng, Judge of Appeal, who passed away in September 2025. The CJ who presided over the bench comprising of Court of Appeal President Justice Daniel Musinga, Court of Appeal Judge and JSC Commissioner Fatuma Sichale, Employment and Labour Relations Court Principal Judge Monica Mbaru and Environment and Land Court Principal Judge Oscar Angote noted that Judge...

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07 May
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Judge Muchelule sworn in as Principal Judge of COMESA

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Justice Aggrey Muchelule takes Oath of Office as the Principal Judge of the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa Court of Justice (COMESA Court), in a ceremony presided over by President William Ruto at State House, Nairobi.   [gallery size="medium" ids="38281,38282,38283,38284"]        ...

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04 May
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37 judges officially sworn in by President William Ruto

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President William Ruto has today, May 4, 2026 presided over the swearing-in of 24 Judges of the High Court and 13 Judges of the Environment and Land Court at State House. The ceremony was witnessed by the Chief Justice Martha Koome. The Oath of Office was administered by the Chief Registrar of the Judiciary Winfridah Mokaya This solemn ceremony is anchored in Article 74 of the Constitution of Kenya, which requires every State Officer to take the Oath of Office before assuming office. Through the oath, the Judges committed to impartially administer justice in accordance with the Constitution, and to uphold, protect and...

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04 May
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Justice Lenaola urges stronger Judiciary–Media collaboration

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Monday, May 4, 2026. NAIROBI. Justice Lenaola urges stronger Judiciary–Media collaboration Supreme Court Judge Isaac Lenaola has highlighted the great potential for meaningful collaboration between the media and the Judiciary that is necessary for strengthening public trust and promoting access to accurate information. Speaking at the Strathmore University during a forum organized by the Media Council of Kenya (MCK) to mark the World Press Freedom Day 2026 celebrations themed: ‘Shaping a Future of Peace,’ Justice Lenaola explained that closer engagement between the Judiciary and the media can help address concerns around reporting, access to information, and the protection of both judicial...

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28 April
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CJ hosts newly elected LSK Council members

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Hon Chief Justice Martha Koome, on April 27, 2026 hosted the newly elected Council of the Law Society of Kenya (LSK) led by President Charles Kanjama, SC and Vice President Teresia Wavinya Nicholas, in a consultative meeting that reaffirmed a unified and strengthened front between the Judiciary and the Bar. The Chief Justice was accompanied by the Chief Registrar of the Judiciary, Hon Winfridah Mokaya, and Registrars of the respective courts, who play a central role in overseeing administrative and operational functions across the Judiciary. The engagement underscored a shared commitment to decisively confront corruption while advancing ongoing reforms aimed at making...

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20 April
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Delegates resolve to strengthen mediation of family, children, and succession disputes

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NEWS RELEASE. NAIROBI. Friday, 17 April 2026. Delegates resolve to strengthen mediation of family, children, and succession disputes Delegates at the 4th Annual Mediation Summit 2026 have adopted far-reaching resolutions to strengthen mediation in family, children, and succession disputes, addressing the growing demand for efficient, accessible, and people-centred justice systems in Kenya. The summit, which brought together the Judiciary Steering Committee on Mediation, the Family Division of the High Court, mediators, state agencies, development partners, academia, private sector representatives, and practitioners, concluded today at Strathmore University in Nairobi, with delegates reaffirming mediation as a cornerstone of alternative dispute resolution. This followed three days of intense...

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16 April
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Embrace dispute resolution mechanisms that safeguard the vulnerable – Justice Hellen Omondi.

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Nairobi. Wednesday, 15 April 2026. Embrace dispute resolution mechanisms that safeguard the vulnerable - Justice Hellen Omondi. Court of Appeal Judge Lady Justice Hellen Omondi has urged members of the Judiciary to champion dispute resolution mechanisms that protect dignity and safeguard the vulnerable.   Speaking at the Strathmore University when she presided over the official opening of the Mediation Summit 2026 on behalf of Chief Justice Martha Koome, Justice Omondi said that family disputes, whether involving matrimonial property, custody, gender-based violence, or succession, often weigh most heavily on women and children.   Justice Omondi who is also the President of the International Association of Women...

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09 April
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DCJ Mwilu Urges Deputy Registrars to Reform Court Registries

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Deputy Chief Justice Philomena Mwilu has called on Deputy Registrars to transform court registries into efficient, accountable, and responsive units, noting that such reforms are critical to realizing the constitutional promise of access to justice under Article 48. Speaking while officially opening the Annual Deputy Registrars’ Conference, themed “Transforming Court Registries: Enhancing Efficiency, Accountability, and Service Delivery,” the DCJ noted that registries manage the entire lifecycle of a case from filing to execution. She warned that dysfunctional registries contribute to case backlogs, frequent adjournments, missing files, disorganized proceedings, and even corruption. “Registries are the gateway to justice; every case begins at the...

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02 April
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CRJ Mokaya Inspects Kandara New Law Courts Building

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The Chief Registrar of the Judiciary Hon. Winfridah B. Mokaya, CBS on April 1, 2026, visited Kandara Law Courts to assess progress on the new court building ahead of its handover. The new facility marks a significant step in decongesting courts and enhancing access to justice for the people of Kandara and the surrounding region. The CRJ commended Head of Station Hon. Peter Mukholi and Resident Magistrate Hon. Kimeu Nguto for their leadership and commitment to service delivery. She also reminded staff that the Judiciary maintains zero tolerance for corruption, and that professionalism and integrity must remain the hallmark of service. The CRJ was...

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02 April
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DO NOT ALLOW TEMPORARY DISTRACTIONS TO DERAIL LASTING POSSIBILITIES – LADY JUSTICE ACHODE

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Justice Lydia Achode has challenged students to aim higher and never limit their potential, reminding them that greatness can begin right in the classroom. Speaking as Chief Guest at the Loreto Limuru Girls High School prize-giving ceremony, the Court of Appeal Judge and proud alumna encouraged students to build lives grounded in purpose, integrity, and influence. “Your future is being shaped now,” she said. “In how you use your time, the discipline you show when no one is watching, and the choices you make between focus and distraction, substance and appearances, purpose and short-term excitement.” Acknowledging the pressures young people face today, Justice...

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