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CRJ meets with Registrars

Chief Registrar of the Judiciary Winfridah Mokaya held a consultative meeting with the Registrars of the Superior Courts, Magistrates Court, Tribunals and Automation on a wide range of issues. The CRJ highlighted the key role Registrars play in management of courts under the leadership of the Chief Justice, President Court of Appeal, the respective Principal Judges and the Chief Registrar. She further noted that the Registrars’ role as the link between the Judicial and Administrative functions is critical in the administration of Justice. She assured the Registrars of her support and commitment to a consultative approach in the endeavour to actualize...

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CAMAT officials Sworn in

Communications and Multimedia Appeals Tribunal members sworn in Deputy Chief Registrar of the Judiciary Paul Ndemo today presided over the swearing in ceremony of the Chairperson and six Members of the Communications and Multimedia Appeals Tribunal. The Chairperson is Ms. Rosemary Kuria and Members are Ms. Vivienne Namadoa, Mr. Manyura Tiberius, Ms. Patience Nyange, Ms. Ruth Okowa, Mr. Timothy Toroney and Dr. Samson Kitonyi. Also sworn in was a Member of Legal Education Appeals Tribunal, Stephen Gitonga who has been re-appointed for another term. In her maiden speech, Rosemary Kuria, the Chairperson of the Communications and Multimedia Appeals Tribunal appreciated the heavy responsibility...

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CJ and CRJ engage with Milimani Anti-Corruption Court on enhancement of service delivery

CJ AND CRJ ENGAGE WITH MILIMANI ANTI-CORRUPTION COURT Chief Justice Martha Koome, accompanied by the Chief Registrar of the Judiciary Winfridah Mokaya, today visited the Milimani Anti-Corruption Court to engage with Judges, Magistrates and Staff on enhancement of service delivery. They also visited the pilot National Transcription Centre to appreciate the progress made in adopting technology as an enabler of justice. The CJ stated that the country’s focus on the fight against corruption puts the spotlight on the Anti-Corruption Court which deals with high profile cases. She reminded the Judges and Judicial Officers that the work they do is critical because the...

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CRJ Mokaya meets ELRC and pledges to support it execute its mandate

Chief Registrar of the Judiciary Hon Winfridah Mokaya paid a courtesy visit to the Employment and Labour Relations Court (ELRC), in a bid to understand the status and priorities of the court. This will help her to support and facilitate the court to deliver on its mandate. CRJ Mokaya underscored that ELRC is a critical court where both the Judiciary and JSC are clients noting that the court is occasionally called upon to arbitrate between the two institutions. She said the Court is progressive and its decisions have informed decision-making at JSC. The CRJ announced that one of the strategies she will...

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Tax Appeals Tribunal in Mt Kenya Region to create awareness on tax disputes resolution

Tax Appeals Tribunal in Mt Kenya Region to create awareness on tax disputes resolution The Tax Appeals Tribunal led by its chairman Eric Ngongesa this week on Monday April 8, kicked-off a sensitization campaign in Mt Kenya Region to create awareness on the tribunal’s mandate, its processes and the tax payers’ rights, as well as tax dispute resolution issues in Kenya. On Monday, the team which included members of the Tribunal, KRA, ICPAK, LSK and Kenya Law representatives sensitized stakeholders who included lawyers and business people in Embu town on tax resolution issues. On Thursday April 11 and Friday April 12, the team...

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CRJ hosts National Cohesion and Integration Commission chair

The Chief Registrar of the Judiciary, Hon Winfridah Mokaya, hosted the Chair of the National Cohesion and Integration Commission, Rev. Dr. Samuel Kobia, at the Supreme Court to strengthen existing collaboration.   [gallery size="medium" ids="32711"]...

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CRJ Mokaya meets KJSA

CRJ Mokaya meets KJSA Chief Registrar of the Judiciary Hon Winfridah Mokaya, held a meeting with officials of the Kenya Judicial Staff Association (KJSA), undertaking to address their concerns and forge good relations with staff for enhancement of service delivery. Led by the President Mr. Boru Wako, KJSA Officials presented staff concerns on training, promotions, disciplinary processes and transfers, among others. CRJ noted that judicial staff are a key constituency and a critical asset to the Judiciary and pledged to given them her attention. The Chief Registrar stated that the Judicial Service Commission is mindful of staff welfare and career progression and has...

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CRJ assures ELC of facilitation and support to ensure it performs its core business

Chief Registrar of the Judiciary Hon Winfridah Mokaya paid a courtesy call on the Presiding Judge of the Environment and Land Court Justice Oscar Angote. She assured the PJ that her office will facilitate and support the Court to perform its core business. The CRJ observed that there is a lot of innovation that can be done through the court and commended Justice Angote for establishment of Land Division and Environment and Planning Division to promote efficiency. Court Annexed Mediation and Alternative Justice Systems were also lauded. PJ Angote noted that inadequate infrastructure both in office space and ICT remains a challenge....

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Ruiru marks 5th anniversary

Ruiru Law Courts Chief Magistrate Joseph Were led the court's CUC in marking its 5th anniversary during an Open Day that kicked off with a procession through Ruiru Town. During the event that was attended by Thika High Court judge Florence Muchemi, CUC members engaged the public on court processes. The event that was graced by judicial officers and staff was also attended by Ruiru MP Simon Kang'ara who sponsored the construction of Ruiru Law Courts through NGCDF.   [gallery size="medium" ids="32670,32671,32672,32673,32674,32675,32676,32677"]    ...

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