Report corrupt judicial officers, CJ Koome urges Kenyans
Chief Justice and President of the Supreme Court, Martha Koome, has urged Kenyans to report corrupt judicial officers and any form of misconduct they witness within the justice sector. In her appeal, the Chief Justice reiterated that public vigilance is essential for restoring co..
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Chief Justice Martha Koome is urging Kenyans to report any corrupt judicial officers or misconduct they witness within the justice sector, emphasizing the importance of public vigilance in restoring confidence in the courts.
- Chief Justice Martha Koome, President of the Supreme Court, made an appeal during an impromptu visit to Mavoko Law Courts.
- The Judiciary has a zero-tolerance policy on corruption and will take stringent disciplinary and legal action against errant officers.
- Kenyans are encouraged to use official Judiciary hotlines and reporting mechanisms to expose corruption and unethical behavior.
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