Chief Justice Martha Koome has urged judges and judicial officials to write more books, emphasizing that such efforts help demystify the law and enhance public understanding. This call came during the inaugural Judges’ Book Fair held at the Kenya National Library Services (KNLS) in Nairobi on Friday.

• The initiative aligns with the Judiciary’s Social Transformation through Access to Justice (STAJ) blueprint, aiming for a more accessible and intellectually grounded judiciary.
• Chief Justice Koome stated that judges are not only adjudicators but also custodians of ideas and contributors to legal thought.
• Several books by judges, including autobiographies and legal scholarship, were exhibited, showcasing the Judiciary's commitment to learning and public engagement.