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On the Radar: CJ Koome to officially open new Kamwangi law courts

Key events and activities happening today.

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by FELIX KIPKEMOI

News14 November 2024 - 08:51
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In Summary


  • The facility was funded by Gatundu North-NGCDF at a cost of Sh10 million.
  • It is an initiative that is part of the Judiciary’s efforts to ease the backlog of cases and ensure access to justice.



Chief Justice Martha Koome will today preside over the official opening of the new Kamwangi Law Courts in Gatundu North.

The facility, funded by Gatundu North-NGCDF at a cost of Sh10 million, is an initiative that is part of the Judiciary’s efforts to ease the backlog of cases and ensure access to justice.

It was officially handed over to the Judiciary in August.



Senators to NPSC

The Senate Committee on National Security, Defence and Foreign Relations is scheduled to hold a meeting today.

The Committee will meet the National Police Service Commission and the Directorate of Occupational Safety and Health Services to deliberate on the Petition concerning compensation of police officers injured in the line of duty.

Officials from the Social Health Authority and the Insurance Regulatory Authority will also attend.



Mbadi to appear before MPs over education funding


The National Assembly Committee on Education will today meet Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi. They will deliberate on funding for the education sector.



Mining CS Joho's case

The High Court will today issue further directions in a case in which a human rights group seeks to have the appointment of Ali Hassan Joho as CS for mining revoked and a fresh process commenced.



Genesis for Human Rights Commission says the committee on appointments disregarded a number of memos allegedly containing evidence of Joho's unsuitability for appointment.



Joho took over from his predecessor Salim Mvurya on August 9 after taking oath of office alongside 18 other Cabinet appointees in a ceremony presided over by President William Ruto.



However, the rights group says Joho ought not to have been cleared as he lacks the requisite academic qualifications to hold the office of cabinet secretary.



Caleb Ngwena the executive director of the group says he alongside other Kenyans submitted memorandums on Joho's unsuitability but the same was not taken into account.



Joho in response to the case has maintained that he is legally in office further denying dealings in drug trafficking.



He has challenged the group to table evidence in court that he deals in drug trafficking.

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