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LSK Says Lawyers' Strike Continues Despite Some Court Activities Resuming

The Law Society of Kenya has announced that the lawyers' strike will continue despite some court activities resuming across the country. The lawyers' strike is ongoing with mixed results, as some court hearings proceeded nationwide without major disruptions. A murder trial at the Kajiado Law Courts proceeded on its third day despite the advocates' boycott, with proceedings focused on a critical 24-minute delay in taking the deceased Albert Ojwang to the hospital. The case raised significant questions about medical response time in the murder investigation.

Deputy President Kindiki Warns Politicians Funding Criminal Gangs

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has issued a stern warning against politicians and individuals funding criminal gangs whose activities disrupt peace and security in Kenya. Archbishop Jackson Ole Sapit has separately called upon the nation's leadership to take decisive action against the escalating problem of goonism that he believes is endanger ing Kenya's stability. Religious leaders in Ndhiwa are also urging politicians in the Nyanza region to abandon violence and hired thugs in their political activities.

ACK Condemns Criminals, Holds Cleansing Ceremony After Church Attack

The Anglican Church of Kenya (ACK) has condemned criminals and held a cleansing ceremony in Nairobi following a church attack. This religious ceremony was conducted to address the spiritual and communal impact of the violent incident. In a separate development, a senior magistrate at Kangema Law Courts has been suspended following his arrest by the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission on corruption allegations.

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