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Chief Magistrate Harrison Barasa postponed the matter to October 27, 2026, after the prosecution and defence disagreed on whether the accused should be.
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Chief Magistrate Harrison Barasa postponed the matter to October 27, 2026, after the prosecution and defence disagreed on whether the accused should be.

Former Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu, his wife Susan Wangari Ndung’u and two co-accused will return to court next week as they await directions from the High Court on sentencing over money laundering charges linked to a Sh588.7 million…

The company is challenging the accrual of interest during a period when an arbitral award underlying the debt had been set aside.

Eliud Karanja Matindi is challenging four batches of appointments made in June 2013, July 2020, August 2022 and December 2025, involving 97 advocates.

Testifying before Justice Alexander Muteti at the Milimani High Court on Wednesday, October 21, 2026, Ndetei said the threats had left him fearing for his.

Businessman Eliud Wachira Limuyu, alias Eliud Wachira Gilisho, was arraigned at the Milimani Court on Wednesday for stealing Sh122 million from his employer. He was accused of stealing from NovoGames International Company between September…

The judges agreed that the NLC had failed to provide sufficient grounds to justify the delay in challenging the February 29, 2024 judgment, which directed.

Court overturned their acquittals over a Sh588 million Kiambu road tender, paving the way for mitigation and sentencing proceedings.

The Nakuru Chief Magistrate’s Court has allowed the withdrawal of corruption charges against six county officials accused of receiving kickbacks in a procurement-related case involving payments of Ksh.120.4 million to three companies.

The court found that Mackenzie prescribed the order in which followers were to die, beginning with children, followed by young people, women and men. He.

The High Court in Nairobi has found lawyer Omondi Patrick Churchill Midwa in contempt of court for failing to account for and release money belonging to a client from the sale of a property, giving him an opportunity to comply with the…

The NPS said the promotions would improve its operations and service delivery as part of ongoing reforms and efforts to strengthen public confidence in.

In a statement, the NPS congratulated the officers on their promotions and wished them success in their new ranks as IG urge them to uphold professionalism

Parties directed to file responses and submissions in former Nairobi governor’s petition seeking to nullify rulings that upheld his removal from office

US prosecutors claimed Abdulrahman Alfozan, who worked for the AI firm, was in "frequent communication... with a member of the Saudi royal family"

Twenty-nine other leaders of his cult were also convicted of murder. They had all pleaded not guilty, insisting that nobody was forced to die.

Nacada Board Chairman Dr Stephen Mairori made the request during a courtesy call on Chief Justice Martha Koome on Monday

The Mombasa High Court, in its ruling delivered on Monday, October 19, found Mackenzie and his co-accused guilty of radicalising followers, leading to the deaths of 190 children and one adult.

High Court Judge Gregory Mutai has directed that a petition by former Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko seeking to nullify judgments upholding his impeachment be determined at the earliest opportunity

The Kenyan courts are scheduled to hear multiple high-profile anti-corruption cases between October 19 and October 23, 2026

Former Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu, his wife, Sarah Wangare, and their co-accused on Monday appeared before Anti-Corruption Magistrate Harrison Barasa for mitigation and sentencing following a High Court ruling upholding their…

As the judge read through the lengthy judgement, Mackenzie sat silently in the courtroom, his expression remaining largely unchanged

The court ruled that Mackenzie ordered followers to starve themselves and their children to death, rejecting claims that the victims voluntarily fasted to.

The court ruled that Mackenzie ordered followers to starve themselves and their children to death, rejecting claims that the victims voluntarily fasted to.