The Court of Appeal has rejected the Attorney General's request to suspend a High Court ruling that deemed President William Ruto's advisory offices unconstitutional. This decision means the High Court's orders remain in effect as the appeal progresses.

• The Court of Appeal declined to halt the High Court's judgment declaring the creation and staffing of over 20 advisory offices in the Executive Office of the President unconstitutional.
• Key parties involved include the Court of Appeal, the Attorney General, the High Court, and the petitioner, Katiba Institute.
• The High Court's decision found the offices violated constitutional requirements like public participation and separation of powers, declaring them null and void from the outset.