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DCJ Mwilu Urges Deputy Registrars to Reform Court Registries

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...

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...

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...

25 March

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Deputy Chief Registrar of the Judiciary and Judiciary Spokesperson, Hon. Paul Ndemo, engages students at the Catholic University

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Deputy Chief Registrar of the Judiciary and Judiciary Spokesperson, Hon. Paul Ndemo, engaged students at the Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA) School of Law on the theme, “Re-imagining the Future of Justice in Kenya.” The DCRJ took the students through various reforms being undertaken within the Judiciary to enhance access to justice for Kenyans. He highlighted that tribunals have now been integrated into the Judiciary as part of efforts to improve access to justice. He further highlighted that the Judiciary has invested in technology by automating most of its services, including the introduction of virtual courts, which have reduced costs and...

25 March

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DCJ Calls for Strengthened Judicial Protection for Vulnerable Women and Children

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Deputy Chief Justice and Vice-President of the Supreme Court, Philomena Mbete Mwilu, has called on High Court judges to deepen their commitment to protecting vulnerable women and children through responsive, humane, and constitutionally grounded judicial practices. Speaking during the opening of the High Court Leaders Conference held in Naivasha the Deputy Chief Justice underscored the pivotal role of the High Court in advancing the country’s constitutional vision and delivering meaningful access to justice. She described the annual forum as a critical platform for reflection, evaluation, and strategic planning among judicial leaders, noting that it provides an opportunity to assess progress, address challenges,...

16 March

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GUARD YOUR INDEPENDENCE FIERCELY, BUT EXERCISE IT WITH HUMILITY – DCJ MWILU

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Deputy Chief Justice Philomena Mwilu has cautioned newly recruited magistrates to guard their independence fiercely, but exercise it with humility. She spoke while officiating over the closing ceremony of an induction training of 98 newly recruited Resident Magistrates, who will also double up as Small Claims Court Adjudicators. The DCJ emphasized the need for the new magistrates to be courteous and respectful to all court users while highlighting the value of personal integrity. “Treat every person who enters your courtroom with courtesy and respect, regardless of status and protect your integrity as your most valuable possession.” She said. DCJ Mwilu underscored the importance...

16 March

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National Mediation Open Day Highlights Role of Mediation in Resolving Family Disputes

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The Principal Judge of the High Court, Eric Ogola, has reaffirmed the Judiciary’s commitment to strengthening mediation as a key pathway to accessible, efficient and people-centred justice in Kenya. Speaking during the National Mediation Open Day at Kibera Law Courts, Justice Ogola underscored the growing importance of mediation in resolving disputes, particularly those involving families, where preserving relationships is often as important as settling the legal issues at hand. The event brought together judges, judicial officers, members of the Bar, accredited mediators, representatives from the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions, the Office of the Attorney General, and members of the...

16 March

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Closing of File Proceedings Held in Honour of Justice Mohammed Ibrahim

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Chief Justice and President of the Supreme Court Martha Koome today led the Judiciary in honouring the late Mohammed Khadhar Ibrahim, Justice of the Supreme Court of Kenya, during Closing of File Proceedings held as a mark of respect for his distinguished service to the law and the nation. Speaking during the solemn ceremony, the Chief Justice noted that the tradition of conducting Closing of File Proceedings for departed members of the Bench and Bar serves as a symbolic reminder of the noble responsibility borne by legal practitioners. She observed that judges and advocates are called to serve as custodians of...

06 March

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Commit to justice, integrity and professionalism, CJ urges newly recruited magistrates

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NEWS RELEASE. Commit to justice, integrity and professionalism, CJ urges newly recruited magistrates. March 6, 2026 Chief Justice Martha Koome, has told new judicial officers that their role demands a lifelong commitment to justice, integrity, professionalism, and public service. Speaking during the swearing in ceremony of 99 newly recruited Resident Magistrates who will also serve as Adjudicators in the Small Claims Courts, the Chief Justice urged them to embrace the ideals of civility, collegiality, intellectual curiosity, impartiality, and independence as they begin their careers on the bench. The Chief Justice emphasized the central role played by Magistrates’ Courts and Small Claims Courts in...

06 March

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New advocates urged to uphold integrity and defend the Constitution

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NEWS RELEASE. NAIROBI. March 6, 2026. New Advocates Urged to Uphold Integrity and Defend the Constitution Chief Justice Martha Koome has challenged newly admitted advocates to uphold integrity and safeguard Kenya’s constitutional order as they begin their careers in the legal profession. Speaking during an admission ceremony for 171 advocates, the Chief Justice reminded the new lawyers that they were joining a profession with a rich and distinguished history shaped by generations of advocates who have defended fundamental rights, strengthened institutions and guided the country through significant constitutional transitions. She said many advocates have played a critical role in developing Kenya’s legal system and...

DCJ Mwilu Urges Deputy Registrars to Reform Court Registries

CRJ Mokaya Inspects Kandara New Law Courts Building

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

Deputy Chief Registrar of the Judiciary and Judiciary Spokesperson, Hon. Paul Ndemo, engages students at the Catholic University

DCJ Calls for Strengthened Judicial Protection for Vulnerable Women and Children

GUARD YOUR INDEPENDENCE FIERCELY, BUT EXERCISE IT WITH HUMILITY – DCJ MWILU

National Mediation Open Day Highlights Role of Mediation in Resolving Family Disputes

Closing of File Proceedings Held in Honour of Justice Mohammed Ibrahim

Commit to justice, integrity and professionalism, CJ urges newly recruited magistrates

New advocates urged to uphold integrity and defend the Constitution

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