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Senator Hezena obtains protection orders against ex-lover Hussein Lenyumpa
The court issued permanent orders barring Lenyumpa from threatening, harassing or interfering with the senator in any way.
Court halts implementation of Kenya-US health Agreement over data privacy concerns
The orders follow a case filed by Senator Okiya Omtatah, who moved to court seeking to stop the rollout of the framework, citing risks to the protection of Kenyans’ sensitive health information.
Omtatah in court to stop Ksh.208B Kenya-US health agreement signed in Washington
The Senator argues that the agreement violates the principle of public participation as it was signed without public participation and parliamentary approval.
Willis Raburu alleges breach of contract in Ksh.10 million Furaha City deal
The defendants allegedly failed, neglected, and refused to pay a single shilling, leaving his communications firm in financial distress.
Three suspects in Ksh.350 million NSSF land fraud case fail to take plea
This is after the court was told that the suspects face similar charges before another magistrate in a related case.The trio is accused of conspiring to defraud NSSF of a 3.043-hectare plot in Mavoko Municipality valued at approximately Ksh.350 million. ...
Reprieve for Sonko as tribunal orders KRA to unfreeze his bank accounts
The ruling directed KRA to remove the agency notices placed on Sonko’s accounts at Equity Bank and Co-operative Bank, pending the determination of his appeal in an ongoing tax dispute.
Relief for politicians as court rules only resignation can prove defection in party-hopping cases
In a judgment delivered by a three-judge bench, the court dismissed a petition seeking the removal of Isiolo Governor Abdi Guyo and his deputy John Lowasa over claims that they had defected from the Jubilee Party to the United Democratic Alliance (UDA).
High Court stops wedding scheduled for tomorrow in Karen
According to court documents, the application was certified as urgent, with the court noting that the matter is a family dispute that ought to be resolved through family negotiations and/or mediation.
High Court rules Ruto has no power to constitute victims’ compensation panel
In its decision, the court directed that the report in question be submitted to the KNCHR, which shall undertake the necessary Executive actions and allow for any required amendments to bring the process into conformity with the Constitution.
Petition filed to compel KU Vice Chancellor Wainaina to proceed on terminal leave
In the application, two petitioners, Elizabeth Chesang and Rosemary Wanjiru Gichuhi, argue that Prof. Wainaina’s term ends on January 26, 2026, and that during the last six months of his tenure, he has allegedly made decisions that undermine the Constitution.