Dzuya Walter
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Police recruitment exercise to proceed on Monday as High Court lifts orders
The court’s directive eases immediate pressure on the agencies tasked with coordinating the nationwide intake, which had been caught in a legal tussle concerning who legally controls the recruitment mandate.
Win for Martha Koome as court upholds appointed bench in petition challenging JSC proceedings
The bench, comprising Justices Charles Kariuki, Lawrence Mugambi and Bahati Mwamuye, found that allegations questioning their independence and the process of their selection were unfounded and lacked any legal basis.
Businessman charged with conspiracy to defraud Ksh.30 million
According to the charge sheet, between May 6th and 30th, 2024, Lukah allegedly conspired with others, yet to be named in court, to defraud Mungai in Westlands, Nairobi County. Lukah pleaded not guilty and was released on a cash bond of Ksh. 3 million.
MP Nabwera gets temporary protection from defamation by blogger
The posts allegedly implied that Nabwera was involved in the principal’s disappearance and death.
Court orders probe into alleged M-Pesa fraud linked to police handling of evidence
The directive was issued by Magistrate BenMark Ekhubi following an application by police officer Charles Lotira, who is among several accused persons charged with engaging in organised criminal activities in Turkana, including allegedly selling ammunition for financial gain....
Mental evaluation test delays trial of suspect in State House GSU officer’s killing
The prosecution told the court that the accused had been sent to Kenyatta National Hospital for a mental assessment last week when the case was brought up for discussion.
Kigame Petitions High Court to charge DPP, DCI, and NIS boss over protest killings
He has asked the High Court to allow him to privately prosecute top government officials — including the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), the Director of Criminal Investigations (DCI), and the Director-General of the National Intelligence Service (NIS) — over alleged crimes against humanity....
Ruto’s 18-Member panel defends compensation plan for protest victims
In its submissions, the panel led by Professor Makau Mutua argues that for decades, victims of public unrest have had no proper path to redress forced instead to pursue expensive, drawn-out lawsuits few could afford.