CJ Koome engages with partners on priority programmes for ?Judiciary

nCJ Koome engages with partners on priority programmes for ?JudiciarynChief Justice Martha Koome held a consultative meeting with ?Development Partners Group and Heads of Missions to engage on priority ?programmes for the Judiciary.?nThe meeting discussed, among other items, financial mechanisms to ?support the independence and integrity of the Judiciary, the digitisation ?agenda of the Judiciary, infrastructural expansion and avenues to ?facilitate access to justice.?nThe Chief Justice said the Judiciary seeks to ensure accessibility to courts ?by having a Magistrates’ Court station in every sub-county and a High ?Court and Court of Equal Status in every county. This is geared towards...

August 20th Media Review

n Anxiety as Uhuru remains mum on fate of new judges ( P.D pg 13)nnThe Judiciary has once again found itself in a difficult situation over the fate of judges shortlisted for promotion after the executive allegedly went mute on their gazettement. Chief Justice David Maraga confirmed that President Uhuru Kenyatta is yet to communicate to him after he submitted the names of judges recently recommended for appointment by JSC to serve in the Court of Appeal, Environment and Land Court and Employment and Labour Relations Court. nn2. Anxiety as Uhuru remains mum on fate of new judges ( P.D pg...

Communique of the East African Community (EAC) Chief Justices’ Forum

Communique of the East African Community (EAC) Chief Justices’ Forum May 9-12, 2018...

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COVID – 19: Electronic delivery of Judgments & Rulings by the Family

Communique of the East African Community Chief Justices’ Forum

Communique of the East African Community (EAC) Chief Justices’ Forum held in Nairobi on May 9, 2018...

CJ LAUNCHES E-FILING IN KISUMU, SIAYA AND HOMA BAY COUNTIES

Chief Justice Martha Koome has today launched the electronic filing system in Kisumu, Siaya and Homa Bay counties. This follows the e-filing adoption in Nairobi and Mombasa countiesnnSpeaking during the launch ceremony the Chief Justice said Kenyans will no longer be hindered by geographical constraints or the burden of time-consuming journeys to physically submit pleadings and legal documents to courts.nn“The process will now be as straightforward as a click of a button, available 24 hours a day, seven days a week” she said.nnDeputy Governor of Kisumu county Dr. Mathew Owili lauded the Judiciary for the homegrown e-system that will enable...

Kisumu hosts HR students

Hon Justice Mathews Nduma hosts HR students from Eldoret National polytechnic who were on an educational trip at the Kisumu Employment and Labour Relations Court. ...

Judiciary unveils best performing courts

Decisions in the High Court Nyeri, delivered by Justice Ngaah Jairus