The Supreme Court found that the Appellate Court had no grounds for declaring the entire Act unconstitutional.
Anami Daudi of Mukuru Social Justice Centre suggested that the killings should be declared as a national disaster.
As the case moves forward, the establishment of a bench by Chief Justice Koome will be crucial in addressing pressing legal and ethical concerns.
The committee emphasised that elected representatives are accountable to the people and not just their political parties.
In his order, Justice Mwita stated that no appointments should be made to replace Gachagua until October 24, 2024.
She emphasised that the ongoing impeachment hearing is a structured application of Kenya's Constitution and not an arbitrary action.
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).
Mugambi said some of the concerns raised and canvassed by the advocates include the constitutionality of the standing orders of both the National Assembly and the Senate.
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.
Justice Mwita ruled that the six judges had a right to receive written explanations for their rejection, which Uhuru failed to provide.
The 10 shortlisted candidates were selected out of the 45 applications for the chairperson.
Justice Mugambi directed the petitioners to serve their petition to the respondents – DCI and ODPP before the close of business on Friday, September 27, 2024.
Access to information is a vital component of United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 16, which aims to promote peaceful and inclusive societies.
Court declares Privatisation Act, 2023 unconstitutional; rules it was enacted without meaningful public participation.
The NLC's ongoing investigations bring hope for these communities as they seek resolution for their long-standing land grievances.
She warned that if the police fail to comply with lawful court decisions, it would severely undermine justice.
The President confirmed that the National Treasury will contribute part of the funds, with the remainder to be provided by investors.
He accused the Judiciary of attempting to interfere with the security deployment process for judges, stressing that the NPS would not succumb to pressure or intimidation.
Masengeli said the two officers previously assigned to him were temporarily reassigned to attend VIP security courses.
She also warned that such actions send a "chilling message" to both the Judiciary and the public, undermining trust in the courts and eroding the foundations of democracy.