Judiciary Issues Notice Ahead of 46-Day High Court Recess
From August 1 to September 15, those seeking services at the courts will be heard depending on the weight and urgency of the matter...
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Kenya's High Court will observe a 46-day recess from August 1 to September 15, 2026, as announced by Principal High Court Judge Eric Ogola. Arrangements are in place to ensure urgent cases continue to be heard by designated duty judges.
- 46 days is the duration of the annual recess.
- The Principal High Court Judge, Eric Ogola, issued the notice.
- All 47 High Court stations will remain open on weekdays for urgent filings.
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