RBA Moves to Set New Procurement Rules for Public Pension Funds

Kenya's Supreme Court has ruled that public-entity-sponsored pension funds are no longer subject to the country's public procurement framework. This decision necessitates the development of new procurement guidelines for these funds.

High Court strikes out KUSCCO liquidation petition, says co-operative societies governed by separate law

The High Court in Nairobi has dismissed a petition to liquidate KUSCCO, ruling that co-operative societies operate under a distinct legal framework separate from the Insolvency Act.

High Court Declines to Block Dangote Refinery Deal Ahead of Wednesday Groundbreaking

The High Court has declined to halt the groundbreaking ceremony for the Dangote refinery project in Lamu, allowing the event to proceed as scheduled on Wednesday.

Tob Cohen Murder Trial: Three Witnesses Testify as ODPP Presents Evidence

Three witnesses have testified in the ongoing murder trial of Sarah Wairimu Kamotho, who is accused of killing her husband, Dutch businessman Tob Cohen. The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) presented its eighth, ninth, and tenth witnesses in court.

High Court Pardons IG Kanja Over Contempt Case, Warns Police Boss Against Repeat Offence

Judge declines to recuse himself from graft case involving Privatization Commission CEO

Milimani High Court Judge B.M. Musyoki has refused to recuse himself from a corruption case involving the CEO of the Privatization Commission, Janerose Sande Omondi, and three other defendants. The judge stated that the defendants failed to provide sufficient grounds for his withdrawal.