Jurisprudence kenyan

01/06/2026

27/05/2026

The judgment in the petition relating to the Rastafarian Movement has been scheduled for delivery on 28th May 2026. The High Court is expected to pronounce itself on what has become one of the most closely watched constitutional and religious freedom disputes in recent years.
The decision is anticipated to provide significant jurisprudential guidance on the scope and protection of religious rights under the Constitution.

20/05/2026

High Court of Kenya in a Judgement delievered on the 20th May 2026 by Hon Mr Justice B.Mwamuye J in Francis Awino Vs State Law Office and Hon. Aisha Jumwa Katana and 2 others, Petition E043 of 2025 (Nairobi Const. & Human Rights Division), held that the appointment of Hon. Aishwa Jumwa as member of the Kenya Roads Board is unconstitutional and unlawful ab initio as it did not comply with Section 7 of the Kenya Roads Boards Act and articles 10,47 and 232 the Constitution of Kenya 2010. A fresh appointment must follow the Kenya Roads Board Act and the Constitution.

18/05/2026

Very interesting area of Kenyans emerging jurisprudence during case management and trial proceedings

09/05/2026

Guidelines for the transfer of personal Injury claims arising from Road accident from Small Claims Courts to magistrates Courts