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Safaricom ordered to pay businessman Ksh.1.4B over USSD infringement

In the judgment, the court held that the award was meant to compensate for negligence and Safaricom’s continued use of the product.

Court closes petition challenging Kenya Prisons recruitment criteria

The petitioner, Peter Agoro, had sued the State Law Office, the Commission on Administrative Justice and other parties.

Lawyers seek removal of Gachagua's supplementary affidavit in impeachment case

The respondents told the three-judge bench that the affidavit, filed on Wednesday, raises new matters which they say could significantly affect the submissions already placed before the court.

Petition filed to suspend SHA, Digital Health rollout over legality questions

According to court documents, the petitioner argues that the disputed healthcare financing arrangements allegedly involve insurance-related functions such as premium deductions, claims processing and benefit administration without clear statutory authorisation.

Petition filed to block Senate motion on former President’s retirement benefits

The petitioner, Sheria Mtaani and Shadrack Wambui, is seeking conservatory orders to suspend the operation of Sections 4 and 6 of the Presidential Retirement Benefits Act pending the hearing and determination of the case.

Political Parties Tribunal to determine Sifuna's case against ODM

Citizen TV maintains dominance as Kenya’s most-watched station - MCK report

Court declines to withdraw petition challenging Kenya-US health deal

The petition questions the constitutionality of the health data-sharing deal, with concerns raised over privacy rights, data protection, and public participation.

Mike Sonko acquitted of money laundering charges by a Nairobi court

The court ruled that the prosecution had failed to present sufficient evidence to sustain the money laundering accusations against Sonko, leading to his acquittal on that count.

Court dismisses petition against NTSA directive on matatu graffiti, tinted windows

In a judgment delivered on Wednesday, Justice Bahati Mwamuye upheld the legality of the May 2025 enforcement notice issued by NTSA, ruling that the directive was lawful and necessary to promote road safety and compliance in the public transport sector.