Moi University is planning to lay off several staff, including lecturers, as it grapples with severe financial difficulties accumulated over more than a decade.

• The university faces a debt of over Ksh8 billion and pending bills exceeding Ksh10 billion.
• Acting Vice Chancellor Kiplagat Kotut informed lawmakers of the impending workforce reduction following a workload analysis.
• Despite the challenges, Kotut reported an increase in student enrollment, rising from 5,000 in 2024 to an expected 10,000 this year, citing improved academic calendar progression and resolution of "missing marks."

Senior Counsel Ahmednasir Abdullahi claims some judges are planning legal action to block the release of a reportedly "damaging" report detailing low judicial productivity and significant case backlogs.

• The report, allegedly promised by Chief Justice Martha Koome by July 1, is said to show many judges delivering far fewer judgments than expected, with some achieving less than 15 percent of their annual targets.
• Key figures involved include Senior Counsel Ahmednasir Abdullahi and Chief Justice Martha Koome.
• Ahmednasir Abdullahi alleges that unnamed judges have hired proxies to file lawsuits seeking to prevent the report from becoming public, citing "bad, damaging and damning" findings about the Kenyan justice system.