JSC nominates Justice Mohamed Warsame to Supreme Court to replace late Justice Ibrahim

The nomination follows a competitive and publicly conducted recruitment process that concluded this week after interviews held at the Milimani Law Courts. The proceedings were broadcast live, allowing Kenyans to follow the selection in real time. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya new..

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The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) has nominated Court of Appeal Judge Mohamed Abdulahi Warsame for appointment to the Supreme Court, filling the vacancy left by the late Justice Mohammed Kadhar Ibrahim.

The nomination was made following a competitive, publicly broadcast recruitment process that concluded this week.
Key organizations involved include the JSC, chaired by Chief Justice Martha Koome, and President William Ruto, who will make the formal appointment.
This nomination is part of a broader effort by the JSC to appoint 52 judges across superior courts this year, the largest judicial expansion in recent history, aimed at improving efficiency and reducing case backlog.

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