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RESEARCH: Assessing the Achievements of the Constitution of Kenya 2010

Katiba Institute launched its latest publication “Ten Years On: Assessing the Achievements ofthe Constitution of Kenya 2010″ on 24th May 2022. The Institute undertook a study auditing the status of […]
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JUDGMENT: Khelef Khalifa and Anor v CS Transport and others Petition E032 of 2021 on disclosure of information upheld by the High Court of Kenya

The Petition was filed by Khelef Khalifa and Wanjiru Gikonyo. Khelef Khalifa wrote letters on his behalf and on behalf of @okoamombasa to different Government Agencies and Ministries requesting the […]
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Prof. Yash Pal Ghai Lauds the Social Justice Centres Working Group’s Role as they unveil their Inaugural Strategic Plan

The Social Justice Centre Working Group (SJCWG) officially unveiled its first ever Strategic Plan on 16 March 2022 thanks to the support from the Royal Norwegian Embassy, Nairobi and collaboration […]
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Katiba Institute Launches its 2020 – 2024 Strategic Plan

Katiba Institute(KI) launched its second strategic plan, that will run till 2024, on Thursday 18th November, 2021 in Nairobi. The event brought together KI’s board and staff, KI’s development partners, […]
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JUDGMENT: Appointment of Judges

The President must appoint the 6 judges in 14 days. According to the  High Court, If the President fails to do so, he will be considered functus officio and the […]
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Human Rights Essay Competition Winners Awarded

Katiba Institute awarded winners of the essay competition on human rights on 22 July 2021 in Nairobi thanks to the support from the Royal Norwegian Embassy under the project “strengthening […]
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Professor Yash Pal Ghai awarded an honorary degree by the University of Pretoria

Professor Yash Ghai was awarded an honorary doctorate in law by the Faculty of Law, University of Pretoria on 15 April 2021. The University of Pretoria noted: “The honorary degree […]
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High Court of Kenya: Tribunals are subordinate courts falling under the Judiciary.

The High Court of Kenya has affirmed that Tribunals are subordinate courts falling under the Judiciary. It holds that appointment to Tribunals must be by the Judicial Service Commission(JSC) and […]
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