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April 7, 2026
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Judiciary to Roll Out Mobile Truck Court

Judiciary to Roll Out Mobile Truck Court

The truck courts are designed to serve areas where residents need to travel long distances to reach the nearest courthouse...

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Kenya's Judiciary is launching innovative mobile truck courts to extend judicial services to remote and underserved areas, aiming to significantly improve access to justice.

  • The initiative will transform specially fitted trucks into functional courtrooms for hearings and filings.
  • The project is spearheaded by Chief Justice Martha Koome as part of the Social Transformation Through Access to Justice (STAJ) program.
  • These courts will be equipped with courtroom facilities, internet connectivity, and recording systems, targeting regions with sparse court infrastructure.

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