Attack on the Legal Profession or Curbing Corruption? Okiya Omtatah Okoiti and Dr. Magare Gikenyi v Council of Governors, AG & 70 Others(Nakuru High Court, January 2026) eKLR
The Nakuru High Court’s January 2026 conservatory orders barring public entities from engaging external advocates are unconstitutional, as they violate public procurement principles, the right to quality services, and freedom of legal representation, while disregarding the essential complementary role of external counsel in complex public matters.
Employee Negligence as a Ground for Termination: An Appraisal of the Court of Appeal Decision in Stephen Ndolo v Nairobi City Water & Sewerage Company [2026]
For a termination to be valid in law, it must be grounded on a fair and legitimate reason under the Employment Act 2007. Is institutional weakness an excuse for an employee’s negligence? Can it absolve an employee from employment obligations of trust and integrity? What about an absence of criminal charges? Do they render a termination obsolete? These questions were the bone of contention in this case.
Interlocutory Mandatory Injunctions: An Analysis of Court of Appeal Decision in Titus Sinkeen Terta v Susan Kaluki Nzioki [2026]
Can mandatory injunctions be granted at an interlocutory stage? If so, when should they be granted?
Contextualizing Tax Disputes: The Role of ADR and AJS in the Resolution of Tax Disputes
The three-day training focused on the Multidoor Approach to Access to Justice for the Commercial and Tax Division, the Tax Appeals Tribunal, and other justice sector actors
