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Supreme Court declares the Mandatory Death Penalty unconstitutional

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The petitioners in petition Number 15 of 2015, (Francis Karioko Muruatetu and Wilson Thirimbu Mwangi) and others were arraigned before the High Court (Mbogholi Msagha J.) for the offence of […]
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Groups in court to block enactment of amended election laws

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Two lobby groups have moved to court seeking to suspend the implementation of the amendments made to the election laws. The Katiba Institute and the Centre for Open Governance, Africog, […]
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High Court stops #GoKDelivers and #JubileeDelivers adverts

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The High Court has stopped the government from advertising its achievements, pending the hearing of a case filed by Katiba Institute. Justice Chacha Mwita granted the order on Monday after […]
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Katiba Institute Activity Report 2015 & 2016

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This is the second Report prepared by Katiba Institute on its key activities. It covers the period 2015 – 2016 and provides an overview of the activities undertaken during the […]
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Why IEBC not free yet on criminal culpability in nullified polls

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Those who watched the Supreme Court deliver its reasons for judgment may recall one vivid moment. It was when Chief Justice David Maraga, following the end of the lengthy reasons […]
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Why Lamu power project is being scrutinised

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Besides politics, never before has a matter elicited so much emotion and opposition in the county as the proposed 1050MW initiative. Locals and a number of non-governmental organisations (NGOs) have […]
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Marine experts, fishermen ask court to halt Sh2.5 trillion Lapsset project

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A five-judge bench on Monday began hearing a petition challenging the Lapsset project. The petition was filed by fisherman Mohamed Ali on grounds that there are no proper plans for […]
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LAPSSET project distorts Lamu Island heritage, court told

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Some Lamu residents on Tuesday told a five-judge bench that the ongoing construction of multi-billion Lamu Port-South Sudan-Ethiopia Transport (LAPSSET) corridor has violated their rights to cultural life. Mohamed Somo, […]
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