The Supreme Court found that the Appellate Court had no grounds for declaring the entire Act unconstitutional.
In his order, Justice Mwita stated that no appointments should be made to replace Gachagua until October 24, 2024.
The Dagoretti Law Courts will house a Magistrates' Court, a Small Claims Court, and a Gender Justice Court dedicated to handling cases of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV).
He further proposed that the President of Kenya file an affidavit stating whether he has any complaint against Gachagua, and that the petition be subjected to a public hearing accessible to all Kenyans.
She warned that if the police fail to comply with lawful court decisions, it would severely undermine justice.
She revealed that the judiciary is committed to upholding social justice for the vulnerable, promoting rehabilitation within the criminal justice system, and developing infrastructure to facilitate justice.
Kwale is among the hotspots for SGBV in the country, with many victims opting to resolve matters traditionally, a method that blocks them from getting justice.
They emphasised that while banks can have discretion over interest rate changes within mutually agreed contracts, this discretion is neither absolute nor unlimited.
In a statement on Tuesday, Koome expressed deep concern over numerous allegations regarding the abductions of protesters amid ongoing mass protests against the Finance Bill.
IG Koome added that police stations assign protective safety and security duties to the judiciary officers throughout the country.
Kîvuti was moved to the Nairobi Hospital on Friday for specialised treatment and Chief Justice Martha Koome visited her in the afternoon.
Koome said the judiciary security committee will engage stakeholders to adopt and implement security measures for each court station.
It is expected to handle civil, succession, election petitions and criminal cases in Isiolo and the neighbouring counties of Samburu and Marsabit.
Chief Justice Martha Koome gazetted the establishment of the Masalani Magistrate's Court, which will be under the supervision of the Garissa High Court, in a notice dated May 27.
Justices Olga Sewe, John Chigiti, and Josephine Mongare will preside over consolidated cases, which include a petition filed by 22 senators, led by Busia's Okiya Omtatah.
As of March 30, 2024, the total number of pending cases before the High Court was 68,121, which translates to 873 cases per judge.
Wafula Chebukati, who succeeded Issack at the IEBC, is among 41 applications who have not made the shortlist.
The holder of the office is required to serve the public in non-contentious matters usually concerned with general financial transactions, estates, deeds, powers of attorney and foreign and international business.
The lawyer is also seeking Sh200 million in damages for violation of his rights from Kenya's Apex court for barring him from addressing it.