CJ Koome Establishes New Courts in 4 Counties
The expansion comes as the Judiciary continues to establish more court stations across the country as part of efforts to improve access to justice...
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Chief Justice Martha Koome has established four new magistrates' courts to enhance public access to judicial services across Kenya.
- The new courts are located in Emuhaya, Maara, Tarakwa, and Kegonga, effective September 1, 2026.
- The Judiciary, led by Chief Justice Martha Koome, aims to bring court services closer to citizens.
- These new stations will operate under the supervisory jurisdiction of the respective High Courts in Vihiga, Chuka, Eldoret, and Migori.
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CJ Koome Establishes New Courts in 4 Counties - September 2026
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