The Judiciary of Kenya has responded to concerns over the outage of its eFiling system, which affected operations and drew criticism from social media users, particularly lawyers.

• The eFiling system experienced outages starting from July 10, 2025, attributed to external interference.
• The Judiciary has provided alternative channels for urgent filings and confirmed that the Cause List portal is operational.
• Despite partial restoration on July 13, the eFiling system continues to face intermittent issues as technicians work on a solution.

The **Judiciary of Kenya** has directed court users to submit urgent cases via email due to ongoing failures in its e-Filing system, which began experiencing disruptions on July 10.

• **282** urgent applications have been received via email for processing as of July 14.
• Winfridah Mokaya, the Chief Registrar of the Judiciary, confirmed the issues stemmed from external interference.
• While the **Causelist Portal** is accessible, the e-Filing System continues to face intermittent outages.