NAIROBI, Kenya – October 27, 2026 The High Court in Kajiado has declared that the […]
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Who Gets Judged? Conflict Over Corporate Liability Stalls Waititu’s KSh 588M Graft Sentence
NAIROBI, Kenya — The sentencing of former Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu, his wife Susan Wangari […]
Court Orders Former Accountant Andrew Biketi Musuya to Forfeit Assets Worth Sh207.7 Million
The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has secured a major civil recovery victory after the […]
Waititu’s 12-Year Sentence Upheld in KSh 588 Million Graft Case
The High Court has upheld Ferdinand Waititu’s conviction and 12-year sentence in the KSh 588 million Kiambu road tender case. The ruling also overturned money-laundering acquittals, with further administrative orders expected on October 22.
High Court Upholds Former Governor Waititu’s Conviction in Sh588 Million Corruption Case
The High Court has upheld former Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu’s conviction in a case involving a Sh588 million road contract. The ruling also reinstates related money laundering charges against Waititu and other accused individuals linked to the contract.
Court Allows JKIA Upgrade, Orders Contract Disclosure
The High Court has declined to halt the Sh154.2 billion JKIA modernisation project while ordering disclosure of key contract documents within 21 days. COFEK’s petition challenging the project will proceed to a full hearing.
Kisii High Court Upholds Dowry Refund in Divorce Case
In a December 2023 judgment, the High Court at Kisii upheld a dowry refund order in CKN v DMO, addressing responsibility for payments received by parents, customary marriage dissolution and spousal maintenance.
High Court Upholds Kenya’s $50,000 Travel Health Insurance Rule
Kenya’s High Court has upheld a requirement for short-stay foreign visitors to carry travel health insurance with at least $50,000 in benefits. The ruling dismissed constitutional objections, while the Ministry of Health allows qualifying policies purchased abroad.
NTSA Records Sh234 Million in Fines, Collects Sh37 Million
NTSA recorded Sh234 million in automated traffic penalties before its network expansion was halted, but only Sh37 million has been paid. Court challenges, contested payment procedures and Senate scrutiny continue to leave the programme’s practical position unsettled.
High Court in Mombasa frees 25 former KDF soldiers jailed for life over desertion
The High Court in Mombasa has freed 25 former Kenya Navy personnel sentenced to life for desertion. The latest ruling follows earlier appeals and a court-ordered rehearing, ending a prolonged dispute over military law and the elements of desertion.