Sports Disputes Tribunal Blocks Suspension of FKF President Hussein Mohamed
Football Kenya Federation (FKF) President Hussein Mohamed has secured a temporary reprieve after the Sports Disputes Tribunal issued orders halting ...
Month: April 2026
Musk vs. Altman Heads to Court: Trial That Could Reshape the Future of AI
A high-stakes legal battle between Elon Musk and Sam Altman is set to reach a dramatic turning point as jury ...
Activist Francis Awino Faces Extortion Charges Against KWS Director
Self-proclaimed activist Francis Awino has been charged with extortion, only weeks after he was violently Clobbered by unidentified individuals following ...
Court Halts Appointment of New Kenyatta University VC in Wanjohi Dispute
The High Court has temporarily halted the appointment of a new Vice Chancellor at Kenyatta University following a legal dispute ...
Zambian Government Takes Control of Lungu Body After Appeal Lapses, Nation Seeks Closure
Nearly eleven months after his death, the remains of former Zambian president Edgar Chagwa Lungu (ECL) remain at the centre ...
Relief for KIM as Court Halts TVETA Shutdown Order
It is a major relief for the Kenya Institute of Management (KIM) after the High Court issued interim orders stopping ...
Fuel Protest Activists Deny Charges as Court Frees Majority on Bail
Ten activists arrested during demonstrations over the rising cost of fuel in Nairobi have denied charges of blocking the free ...
Court Hears Starlet Wahu Was Killed in Unlicensed Airbnb as Trial Nears Conclusion
The murder trial of Starlet Wahu has entered its almost final stages, with new testimony revealing that the apartment where ...
Inspekta Mwala Drags Coca-Cola to Court Over “Ka-Mwala” Campaign
Comedian Davis Mwabili Hezron, popularly known as Inspekta Mwala, has moved to the High Court seeking to stop Coca-Cola from ...
Ngong Court Acquits 50 Youths Arrested in Finance Bill Protests
The Ngong Law Courts have acquitted 50 youths who were arrested in Ongata Rongai within Kajiado North Constituency during the ...
