Dzuya Walter
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Court allows ex-Central Police OCS Samson Talaam to seek treatment at KNH
In proceedings on Tuesday morning, Talaam’s lawyer Stanley Kangahi told the court his client had developed a medical complication linked to a previous kidney condition.
Lobby groups challenge criminalization of consensual sexual relationships between adolescents
Katiba Institute lawyer Malidzo Nyawa urged the court to adopt a child-sensitive approach, emphasising that adolescence is a critical developmental stage.
Petition filed over misuse of protesters’ data by government and telcos
In the petition, the Law Society of Kenya (LSK) has named several state agencies, police officers, and institutions as respondents, accusing them of unlawfully accessing and using private communication and location data of protesters between 2024 and 2025.
Petitioner challenges NTSA's new instant fines system for lack of legality
The system automatically issues fines to motorists detected violating traffic laws through cameras installed on major roads.
Businessman wanted in US over cybercrime charges seeks bail in extradition case
Asanyo argues that he is a Kenyan citizen by birth with strong family and social ties in the country and therefore poses no flight risk.
Publishing false statements is not a crime - Court of Appeal declares
The decision arose from an appeal filed by the Bloggers Association of Kenya (BAKE) challenging a 2020 High Court ruling by Justice James Makau, which had upheld the constitutionality of the Act.
Nairobi businessman seeks court order to stop auction of his property over rent arrears
Kinyua, the managing director of his company, says that on October 28, 2022, the landlord offered him a lease for premises at No. 1762/24, Nairobi CBD. The lease required a monthly rent of Ksh.170,000 inclusive of VAT, along with a goodwill payment of Ksh.2.5 million.
Mandera Governor among private developers blocked from dealing with Parklands public land
Justice Teresa Murigi ruled on Thursday that the orders issued on February 2 will remain in force until investigations by the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) are completed.The orders restrain Hanosa Developers Ltd, Leah Bosibori, Alloys M. Maore and Mohamed Adan Khalif, the governor of...