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- 27 January 2026
- KenyaLawBlog
National Council For Law Reporting has upgraded its Website to a faster, more accessible platform, with enhanced search capabilities and comprehensive Case Law, Laws of Kenya, and Kenya Gazette databases
Delimitation of electoral boundaries is a constitutional function that can only be performed by a properly constituted IEBC, and lapses of timelines under Article 89 can only be addressed through parliamentary initiatives
- 15 October 2025
- lawreporting
Background The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) filed a reference on 4 July 2024 seeking an advisory opinion under Article 163(6) of the Constitution. At the time, IEBC had no Chairperson or Commissioners, the last having exited after the 2022 General Election. The Commission was only reconstituted on 11 July 2025. ...
Victims of criminal acts are entitled to pursue constitutional redress in courts even as police investigations on same violations are still ongoing
- 22 September 2025
- KenyaLawBlog
Background Anjlee Parveen Kumar Sharma filed a constitutional petition after the fatal shooting of her husband, Bunty Bharat Kumar Shah, by police officers at their home in Westlands on 21st October 2017. She brought the petition as administrator of her late husband’s estate and as next friend of their minor son. ...
Tribunals Awareness Forum
- 3 September 2025
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Tribunals awareness forum at Milimani Law Courts gate 3 parking lot on the 4th and 5th of September,2025 .
Capital Gains Tax (CGT) becomes due when the shares are sold and paid for, not when the transaction is later stamped
- 20 August 2025
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Haria v Commissioner of Domestic Taxes [2025] KEHC 11504 (KLR)
Child born of a Kenyan citizen married to a non-Kenya(Refugee) automatically acquired a Kenyan citizenship by birth
- 4 August 2025
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- Case summary
The petitioner brought a petition on the grounds that there are serious violations or threats to violation of fundamental rights occasioned by the respondents in relation to children born in Kenya parent and the other a Refugee parent ....
The ODPP has a discretion to convert a prosecution witness into an accused person
- 21 July 2025
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- Case summary
The Supreme Court in its mandate to interpret the Constitution under Article 163(4)(a) held that the ODPP had power and discretion to transpose a prosecution witness to be charged as an accused person as far as the decision was procedurally fair, constitutional compliant and free of abuse of process
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- 3 March 2025
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Kenya Law Weekly Issue 029_/24-25
- 17 February 2025
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Kenya Law Weekly Issue 027/24-25
- 13 February 2025
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Kenya Law Weekly Issue 028/24-25
- 7 February 2025
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Nation Media Group Limited v Munene [2025] KECA 114 (KLR)
- 3 February 2025
- KenyaLawBlog
Compensation for unfair termination is payable to an employee unfairly terminated and is not affected by terminal benefits payable to the employee
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- Victims of criminal acts are entitled to pursue constitutional redress in courts even as police investigations on same violations are still ongoing