… In his judgment, Justice William Musyoka rejected KPLC’s argument that the board lacked jurisdiction to hear separate complaints filed by security companies challenging the tender. …
… Justice William Musyoka said the main issue raised by the petitioners was the astronomic variance between the old amount and the newly introduced charges. …
The decision on whether Gambling companies will pay a Sh 50 million licensing fee for online bookmakers and Sh 120 million for casinos, or stick to the old requirement of Sh 200,000 and Sh7 million respectively, now lies with High Court Judge William Musyoka. …
Audio By Vocalize The decision on whether Gambling companies will pay a Sh50 million licensing fee for online bookmakers and Sh120 million for casinos, or stick to the old requirement of Sh200,000 and Sh7 million respectively, now lies with High Court Judge William Musyoka. …
… Mutoro said, based on a judgement by High Court Judge William Musyoka on the dental education and training, there was a concern about the programmes offered by the two universities.According to him, the Kenya Dental Association raised an alarm, reflecting concerns documented in t …
… The ruling, delivered by Justice William Musyoka at the Milimani High Court, found that the Cabinet Secretary acted outside his legal mandate when he issued the directive stopping the programme. …
… le-thumbnails', placement: 'Mid Article Thumbnails', target_type: 'mix' }); According to the lobby group, the allocation falls short of the 0.3 per cent of national government revenue required under the Political Parties Act. “In a significant development, Justice William Musyoka …
Nairobi's High Court has frozen implementation of new licensing fees imposed by the Gambling Regulatory Authority, citing the astronomic variance between old and new charges. The court blocked the fee increase pending resolution of the issue, while a fresh case challenges the regulations as unconstitutional, arguing they were passed without adequate public participation.
A High Court judge will decide whether gambling companies must pay increased licensing fees of Sh 50 million for online bookmakers and Sh 120 million for casinos, or continue paying the previous amounts of Sh 200,000 and Sh 7 million respectively, following a court challenge to new gambling control regulations.
Two lawyers have sued the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Kenya, the Attorney General, and the Prime Cabinet Secretary over new gambling control regulations that would raise licensing fees significantly—online bookmakers from Sh200,000 to Sh50 million and casinos from Sh7 million to Sh120 million. The plaintiffs argue the regulations were passed without public participation and will cripple the industry.
Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale and Attorney General Dorcas Oduor are facing contempt of court proceedings for allegedly failing to comply with a March 2026 court order directing them to gazette and appoint elected council members of the Kenya Nutritionists and Dietitians Institute within 14 days.
Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale and Attorney General Dorcas Oduor are facing contempt of court proceedings for allegedly failing to comply with a March 25, 2026 court order directing them to gazette and appoint elected council members of the Kenya Nutritionists and Dietitians Institute within 14 days; the applicant claims the judgment was served on March 30, 2026 but remains unexecuted despite a reminder letter sent in April.
The Centre for Multiparty Democracy (CMD-Kenya) has filed a High Court petition seeking to block Parliament from passing the 2026/2027 Appropriations Bill, arguing that the proposed Political Parties Fund allocation falls below the 0.3 per cent of national government revenue required by law.