The High Court has issued a temporary injunction blocking the Kenyan government from interfering with the management of Nairobi Hospital. The hospital's board of management filed a fresh suit alleging continued harassment and intimidation by police and state agencies, despite previous court interventions.

• The court issued conservatory orders preventing any changes to the hospital's directorship, membership, or administration, effective until April 10, 2026.
• Key respondents named in the suit include the Head of Public Service Felix Koskei, Director of Public Prosecutions Renson Ingonga, and the Inspector-General of Police Douglas Kanja.
• The board claims state agencies, including the Assets Recovery Agency and Kenya Revenue Authority, have engaged in coordinated actions like issuing caveats and commencing tax assessments as a form of intimidation, purportedly to exert control over the private institution.