The year 2025 in Kenya was marked by several pivotal court rulings affecting governance and politics, from police recruitment to international agreements and parliamentary majority. These decisions significantly impacted various sectors across the country.

• The High Court halted police recruitment on October 2, ruling the power lay with the Inspector General of Police, not the NPSC.
• On November 3, the High Court suspended portions of the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Act, citing threats to freedom of expression.
• A three-judge bench declared Speaker Moses Wetang’ula’s determination of Kenya Kwanza as the parliamentary majority null and void.
• The High Court suspended the Kenya-US Health Deal on December 11, specifically the transfer of health data.
• A court order in September temporarily suspended President William Ruto’s panel for compensating victims of demonstrations, later declared unconstitutional on December 4, 2025, by Justice Edward Muriithi.