Judiciary Cuts Case Backlog By 27% As CJ Koome Unveils New Judge Performance Reports
NAIROBI,Kenya, Jul 3- The Judiciary has recorded one of its strongest performances in recent years after resolving more cases than it received during the 2024/25 financial year, achieving a 104…..
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The Kenyan Judiciary has significantly reduced its case backlog by 27% in the 2024/25 financial year, achieving a 104% case clearance rate, as announced by Chief Justice Martha Koome.
- The Judiciary resolved more cases than it received, clearing 104% of its caseload.
- Chief Justice Martha Koome unveiled the Judiciary’s Performance Management and Measurement Understanding (PMMU) Evaluation Report.
- Starting July 2026, individual performance reports for Judges and Judicial Officers will be published to enhance transparency and accountability.
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