DPP gets boost as Shakahola accused turns state witness

The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has received a significant boost in the Shakahola massacre trial as one of the accused, Enos Amanya Ngala (also known as Hallelujah), has agreed to become a state witness. This development could see him testify against alleged mastermind pastor Paul Nthenge Mackenzie and 29 other co-accused.

Maraga slams Govt over poor performance in 2025 KCSE

COTU backs court order halting outsourcing of legal services by public bodies

The Central Organization of Trade Unions (COTU-K) has lauded a High Court decision to temporarily halt the outsourcing of legal services by Kenyan public bodies, citing concerns over wasteful spending and corruption.

Atwoli Responds After High Court Bars Private Lawyers From Working With Govt

The High Court in Nakuru has temporarily barred Kenyan government institutions from hiring private lawyers, a move welcomed by the Central Organisation of Trade Unions (Kenya), COTU(K). COTU Secretary General Francis Atwoli stated this practice misuses public funds and undermines qualified public legal officers.

Rastas claim increased police encounters over bhang legalisation case

Havi announces bid for Supreme Court job to confront JSC

Senior Counsel Nelson Havi has declared his intention to apply for the vacant Supreme Court position, stating his goal is to prompt a public discussion about the operations of the Judicial Service Commission (JSC).