Director of the Kenya Judiciary Academy (KJA) Justice Dr Smokin Wanjala and the Judiciary Elections Committee (JCE) chairman, Supreme Court judge Mohammed Ibrahim during the official opening of a three-day symposium for training of Court of Appeal judges on Election Disputes Resolution.nnThe JCE together with KJA have so far conducted training for all 70 High Court judges and 210 magistrates out of a target of 400.nnThe Judiciary has also trained 82 Legal Researchers of the High Court and 33 from the Court of Appeal and is targeting to train over 500 judicial staff on Election Disputes Resolution ahead of the...

Kisumu Employment & Labour Relations Court Judge Nderi Nduma hosts Human Resource students from Eldoret Polytechnic who visited the Court on an educational tour. ?...

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Long serving staff celebrated

Kabarnet law courts staff led by Resident Judge Edward Muriithi celebrated the 61st birthday of the station’s long serving employee, Mr Cyrus Kiambo. nnMr Kiambo, an Executive Officer at the station and who is preparing to retire from service, shared his rich experience since joining the institution. nnHappy birthday Mr Kiambo. We wish you well.nn nn  n...

CAMAT collects views on its operational rules in Bungoma

A public participation forum at Bungoma Law Courts to get views on Communications & Multimedia Appeals Tribunal (CAMAT) Rules. The rules are meant to guide operations of the Tribunal.CAMAT is mandated to arbitrate on disputes arising from information, communications & multimedia sectors.nn nn ...

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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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...