High court orders fresh statement from accused as state witness in Shakahola massacre case

Justice Chacha Mwita defends judicial independence during Court of Appeal promotion interview

Hearing of petitions challenging election of Wamuthende as Mbeere North MP starts at Embu High Court

Judiciary declines comment on dispute over Majanja’s estate citing sub judice

The Kenyan Judiciary has declined to comment on an ongoing dispute regarding the estate of the late High Court Judge David Majanja, citing the sub judice rule. This decision comes after Majanja's elderly parents appealed for the expedited release of funds from his estate to cover their medical and living expenses, which they claim have been inaccessible for months.

High Court Issues Way Forward on Case Seeking Legalisation of Bhang

The High Court has rescheduled the hearing and determination of a petition seeking the legalisation of Cannabis Sativa, also known as bhang or marijuana, with the final judgment now set for March 19, 2026. This decision came after the National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse (NACADA) requested more time to respond to the case.

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.