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LSK Boycott Demands Judiciary Accountability Over Court Order Abuse
The Law Society of Kenya has initiated a nationwide boycott of courts, with advocates demanding greater accountability and reforms within the Judiciary. Lawyers in the Mt Kenya region have joined the boycott, bringing court proceedings to a standstill across Kenya. The Archbishop of the Anglican Church of Kenya, Jackson Ole Sapit, has urged the government to take decisive action against goons rather than issuing mere pronouncements. President William Ruto has ordered a harsh crackdown on criminal gangs causing chaos during political gatherings, warning of potential national disintegration if urgent action isn't taken. The boycott continues despite some court activities resuming, with LSK specifically targeting judges accused of using court orders to block graft investigations.
IPOA Presents CCTV Footage Tracking Albert Ojwang's Final Hours
The Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) has presented CCTV footage tracking Albert Ojwang's final hours, revealing disturbing details from inside Central Police Station cells on the night of June 7, 2025. The footage shows Ojwang's body being wheeled into Mbagathi Hospital. New evidence has emerged against Constable Ngige in the murder case. Petitioners seeking to halt development within Nairobi National Park claim they were denied access for a court-ordered site visit, alleging that armed Kenya Wildlife Service personnel obstructed their entry despite their role as parties in the ongoing case.
KUPPET Teachers in Kitui Protest Murder of Two Teachers
Teachers affiliated with the Kenya Union of Post-Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET) staged a protest in Mutitu, Kitui East Constituency, condemning the recent murders of two teachers. Teachers from Kitui demonstrated to demand justice for the slain educators. Meanwhile, police have launched a manhunt for a suspect in Kiambu after labourers were killed. Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has issued a stern warning against politicians and individuals funding criminal gangs whose activities disrupt peace and security in Kenya.
EACC Moves to Recover KSh4.3 Billion Kisumu Prison Land
The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has initiated legal proceedings to reclaim 7.6 acres of land belonging to the Kenya Prisons Service in Kisumu's Milimani area, valued at KSh4.3 billion. The land was allegedly illegally converted to private ownership. EACC is warning title holders as it pursues recovery of the public land worth hundreds of millions. A senior magistrate at Kangema Law Courts has been suspended following his arrest by EACC on corruption allegations.
President Ruto Announces Full Government Funding for University Students
President William Ruto has announced that all students qualifying for university education will receive full government funding, pending parliamentary approval of a new proposal. The government has unveiled plans to implement fully funded tertiary education for all students, representing a significant shift expected to replace the widely criticized 2023 income-based funding model. This marks the fourth major overhaul of Kenya's university funding model under the Ruto Administration.
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Vuta nikuvute kuhusu atakayepeperusha bendera ya muungano wa upinzani 2027 wachukua mwelekeo mpya
Lawyers' Court Boycott Fizzles Out as Hearings Proceed Nationwide Without Major Disruptions
'Teachers are still paying out of pocket,' Kuppet decries shortcomings teachers encounter with SHA
PS Gitonga atetea msimamo wa serikali wa kutekeleza miradi mikubwa ya miundombinu ndani ya misitu
EACC says it's monitoring politicians dishing out millions through public empowerment programmes
PS Hinga azungumzia kuhusu madai ya wachangiaji kutoa akiba iliyowekwa kupitia mfumo wa Boma Yangu
