… A three-judge bench comprising Justices Wanjiru Karanja, Francis Tuiyott and William Korir has overturned the High Court judgment that paved the way for the multimillion-shilling compensation over a 37.4-acre portion of land acquired for building GSU houses forming part of the di …
… Before the Court of Appeal, Justices Daniel Musinga, Francis Tuiyott and George Odunga faulted the government for failing to acknowledge and publicly apologize to the victims of the 2007-2008 election chaos, who were victims of sexual and gender based violence (SGBV). …
… Last Wednesday, the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) nominated Warsame for appointment to the apex court following two days of interviews involving five candidates.The other candidates were Court of Appeal judges Katwa Kigen and Francis Tuiyott, High Court Judge Joseph Sergon an …
Audio By VocalizeCourt of Appeal Judge Francis Tuiyott has called for deeper scrutiny of adult consent in Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) cases, questioning whether such decisions are voluntary or shaped by cultural and societal pressures. …
… On Wednesday, Court of Appeal judges Justice Francis Tuiyott and Justice Warsame Mohamed are expected to appear before the panel led by Chief Justice Martha Koome. …
… Former Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) Chairperson Anne Makori, Justice Katwa Kigen and Justice Joseph Sergon will be interviewed on Tuesday, while Justices Francis Tuiyott and Mohammed Warsame will appear before the panel on Wednesday. …
The Court of Appeal has overturned a High Court judgment that sanctioned a Sh2.4 billion compensation payment to the Government over a 37.4-acre portion of land acquired for building GSU houses as part of the disputed Ruaraka property, declaring the proceedings a nullity.
The Court of Appeal has overturned a High Court judgment that sanctioned a Sh2.4 billion compensation payment to the Government over a 37.4-acre portion of land acquired for building GSU houses as part of the disputed Ruaraka property, declaring the proceedings a nullity.
Seven survivors of 2007–2008 post-election sexual violence, supported by rights organizations, argued before Kenya's Supreme Court that the government has failed to compensate them and prosecute perpetrators, including police. The Attorney General, DPP, and IPOA opposed the case, claiming the government pursued at least 300 sexual violence cases during the period.
Justice Mohamed Warsame was sworn in as a Supreme Court judge on Thursday at State House, Nairobi, following his nomination by the Judicial Service Commission. Warsame, 58, will serve for 12 years and replaces Justice Mohamed Ibrahim, who died in December 2025.
The Judicial Service Commission has concluded interviews for five shortlisted candidates for a vacant Supreme Court position and will announce its nominee within seven days, with the selected candidate to be forwarded to President William Ruto for appointment. The vacancy followed the death of Supreme Court judge Mohamed Ibrahim in December.
Justice Francis Tuiyott, appearing before the Judicial Service Commission for vetting for a Supreme Court position, has called for deeper examination of whether adult consent in Female Genital Mutilation cases is truly voluntary or influenced by cultural and societal pressures. He argued that judges must balance personal autonomy with the broader social context when considering FGM laws.
Court of Appeal judge Katwa Kigen, a former lawyer for President William Ruto, told the Judicial Service Commission he would remain neutral and be guided by facts and law in any election-related disputes involving the President that reach the Supreme Court, where he is seeking appointment. He acknowledged public concerns about his past legal representation of Ruto but argued that many judges previously worked as advocates and questioned why concerns focused on only one client.
The Judicial Service Commission has shortlisted five candidates for the Supreme Court judge position vacated by Justice Mohamed Ibrahim's death in December, with interviews scheduled for April 28–29, 2026. The candidates include Court of Appeal Judge Katwa Kigen, former IPOA Chairperson Anne Makori, and Justices Joseph Sergon, Francis Tuiyott, and Mohammed Warsame.