Judiciary posts 104pc case clearance rate as Koome unveils SOJAR report

The Judiciary recorded a 104 per cent case clearance rate in FY2024/25, resolving 647,686 cases. Chief Justice Martha Koome unveiled the SOJAR report, with Deputy President Kithure Kindiki attending the launch...

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The Kenyan Judiciary achieved a 104 percent case clearance rate in the 2024/25 financial year, resolving 647,686 cases against 621,425 filed. This achievement was highlighted in the latest State of the Judiciary and Administration of Justice (SOJAR) Report, unveiled by Chief Justice Martha Koome.

Backlog reduced by 30 percent and overall pending cases by 3 percent.
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki attended the launch, commending the Judiciary's performance.
Challenges include a Sh22.12 billion funding deficit and staffing shortages at 64 percent of required levels.

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