The High Court in Nairobi has faulted the Kenyan government's procedural flaws in approving the Kenya-UK post-Brexit trade deal, ordering fresh public participation while allowing the deal to remain in force.

• The court cited significant shortcomings in public participation, transparency, and mandatory impact assessments for the Kenya-United Kingdom Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA).
• The case was brought by the Kenya Small Scale Farmers Forum and Econews Africa.
• The deal, which safeguards key Kenyan exports to the UK valued at approximately Sh40 billion annually, will continue as the government undertakes new consultations and publishes overdue reviews.