High Court Issues Ruling in Case Challenging National Prayer Breakfast

A Kenyan lawyer had moved to court challenging the national event over claims of misuse of public funds and the choice of hosting venue...

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The High Court has dismissed a petition challenging the constitutionality and venue of the National Prayer Day, ruling that current events do not violate constitutional rights. However, the court has ordered Parliament to disclose public expenditure related to the event.

Parliament has 30 days to disclose public expenditure on the National Prayer Breakfast.
The petition was filed by lawyer Suyianka Lempaa.
The ruling allows the 23rd Annual National Prayer Breakfast, scheduled for May 28, to proceed as planned.

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