Deputy Chief Registrar of the Judiciary Paul Ndemo is on a tour of Voi, Mombasa & Kwale Law Courts, to assess construction progress. Judiciary is commited to Improving court infrastructure countrywide to enhance access to justice. #JudiciaryConstructionProgress
The Judicial Service Commission interviewed Mbindyo Judith Nzula, Gitonga Erastus Kibiru, Asati Esther, Midikira Felix Ayuya, Sangoro Michael Odeny Ogallo and Ongarora Fred Nyagaka for the position of Environment and Land Court Judge.
The Judicial Service Commission interviewed Wabwoto Karoph, Dr. Peter Mureithi Ngatia, Kimani Lilian Gathoni, Mulama Judith Namisoho, Onsando Evans Getanda and Konosi Wilfred Nyaundi for the position of Environment and Land Court Judge.
The Judicial Service Commission interviewed Mithega Martin Mugambi, Koross Anne Yatich Kipingor, Christopher Kyania Nzili, Kinuthia Milka Moraa, King’ori John Githumbi and Mogeni Ann Jacqueline Akhalemesi Anam for the position of Environment and Land Court Judge.
Judicial Service Commission interviewed Gichohi Patricia Njeri, Mungai Samwel Mochu, Gicheru Maxwell Nduiga, Mukuha Grace Gathoni and Mutua Ngumbau Nzioka for the position of Environment and Land Court Judge.
Sheria Sacco now has branch offices in Kisumu. The branch offices were officially opened in a ceremony presided over by Sheria Sacco Society Vice Chairperson Lady Justice Roselyne Aburili and attended by members. Speaking at the function, Justice Aburili said the society is committed to serving its members diligently saying the society will leverage on
Nyeri law courts launched an initiative that will see suspected offenders educated on court processes. The move is meant to ease the court process for suspects who are arrested and locked in cells especially over the weekend and are arraigned in court on Monday. The initiative dubbed ‘Friends of People in Conflict with the
Chief Justice David Maraga officially presided over the opening of a new court building at Vihiga Law Courts. The building comprise four court rooms, four chambers, spacious registries, separate holding cells for men, women and juveniles, library & other facilities. Earlier, the CJ inspected progress of the construction of the new Kakamega Court Complex. The
Kajiado High Court Presiding Judge Enock Mwita, Deputy Chief Registrar of the Judiciary Paul Ndemo and Hon. Margaret Kasera visit a construction site of an upcoming new court building at Kajiado Law Courts to assess progress. It is projected that the building will be completed in December 2019. The new court building is expected to
