Category: Justice
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Lawyer Steve Ogolla Prominent city lawyer Steve Ogolla has broken his silence for the first time following reports of his separation from digital influencer and entrepreneur Cebbie Koks. In a brief online statement, he described the end of their marriage as neither scandalous nor bitter. He emphasised that the dissolution of their marriage was not…
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The High Court in Eldoret has dismissed a bid by a man convicted of stealing a phone to have his prison term replaced with a non-custodial sentence, in a case where his mother told probation officers she did not want him freed early, stating he had not learned his lesson. Collins Omondi was convicted in…
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AI image The High Court has placed D.T. Dobie & Company (Kenya) Limited under liquidation and an official receiver appointed as the liquidator of the motor vehicle dealer. In a notice dated August 15 issued pursuant to the Insolvency Act, Mark Gakuru confirmed his appointment as the official receiver and liquidator of the company following a special resolution passed…
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KMPDU Secretary General Dr. Davji Atellah, Chairman Dr. Abi Mwachi, and Deputy SG Dr. Dennis Miskellah lead Kiambu doctors in a strike on July 25, 2025. PHOTO | COURTESY The Employment and Labour Relations Court has barred the Kiambu County government from recruiting new medical specialists until an ongoing industrial dispute with doctors is resolved.…
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In its latest Country Reports on Human Rights Practices, the US Department of State accuses President William Ruto’s administration of several abuses in the “Gen Z” youth-led protests of June and July 2024, which erupted over proposed tax hikes. “Kenya experienced a deterioration in the human rights situation during the year,” the report says. “In…
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Demonstrations against extra-judicial killings in Kenya/FILE The United States has raised serious concerns over reports of arbitrary and unlawful killings by Kenyan security agents in 2024. The US described the occurrences as part of a broader human rights deterioration in the country. In its 2024 Country Reports on Human Rights Practices, the U.S. Department of…
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Caption for the landscape image: Union leaders have protested against an advertisement for 24,000 interns by the Teachers Service Commission (TSC). They accuse the commission of exploiting the desperation of jobless tutors, and resorting to stop-gap measures to address the teacher shortage crisis. The leaders said the TSC has failed to meet their long-standing demands…