Judiciary posts 104pc case clearance rate; cutting backlog by 27pc in 2025/6

Speaking during the official release of the 2024/2025 Performance Management and Measurement Understanding (PMMU) evaluation report, Chief Justice Koome called for sustained investment in modern court infrastructure, expanded judicial capacity and improved operational efficiency ..

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The Kenyan Judiciary reported a significant achievement in reducing case backlogs and improving efficiency during the 2024/2025 Financial Year.

The Judiciary achieved a 104% Case Clearance Rate, resolving more cases than were filed, and reduced the case backlog by 27%.
This progress was announced by Chief Justice Martha Koome, who highlighted the role of digital transformation initiatives and sustained reforms.
Key challenges acknowledged include inadequate infrastructure and staffing shortages, which the Judiciary aims to address through continued investment and innovation.

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