Kenya to Get New Supreme Court in Ksh 26B World Bank-Funded Project
The current judicial infrastructure is more than 90-years old, with court users complaining of worn-out structures that do not encompass modern requirements...
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The Kenyan Cabinet has approved a significant Ksh 26 billion project to construct a new Supreme Court complex and modernise the country's judicial infrastructure.
- The total investment is Ksh 26 billion.
- Key organizations involved include the Kenyan Cabinet, the Judiciary, and the World Bank.
- The project, part of the Judicial Performance Improvement Project (JPIP) Phase II, will also fund a new Court of Appeal, a consolidated Tribunals and Judiciary Administration complex, and the Kenya Judiciary Academy.
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