Kenya is mourning the passing of Supreme Court Judge Mohamed Ibrahim, a jurist widely remembered for his commitment to human rights, constitutionalism, and public service. Tributes have poured in from high-ranking government officials and the legal community, acknowledging his significant contributions to the nation’s Judiciary.

• President William Ruto described Justice Ibrahim as a principled jurist and a champion of multi-party democracy, noting his historic achievement as the first member of his community to be admitted as an Advocate of the High Court of Kenya.
• Chief Justice Martha Koome, representing the Judiciary and the Judicial Service Commission (JSC), expressed sorrow for the loss of a colleague known for his "exceptional humility and integrity," hailing him as a guardian of electoral justice and human dignity.
• National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetangula highlighted Justice Ibrahim’s dedication to minority groups and his history of providing pro bono legal services, while Senate Speaker Amason Kingi praised his calm demeanor and role in mentoring young advocates.