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Explainer: What happens when a State officer ignores court summons?
Lawyer Kamotho Waiganjo explains that the law does not differentiate between citizens regarding compliance with court rulings.
By Esther Nyambura
6d ago
The difficulty of reverting to their original name later is the potential need for a husband's consent.
By Esther Nyambura
1w ago
By Emmanuel Too
2w ago
By Denis Omondi
2mos ago
By The Conversation
2mos ago
By Sharon Wanga
2mos ago
Cannabis is the most commonly used illicit drug in Australia (and in Kenya along with alcohol, according to the University of Nairobi), with one in three adults using it at some point in their lives.
By The Conversation
2mos ago
A bail is a condition set by the court to secure the release of an accused person temporarily as they wait for the conclusion of their trial.
By Sharon Wanga
2mos ago
What happens when the president withdraws a Bill?
By Esther Nyambura
2mos ago
On this significant day of anti-Finance Bill protests, LSK advises that protestors do the following to ensure their safety.
By Sharon Wanga
2mos ago
The Finance Bill 2024 sailed through the second reading in Parliament on Wednesday, June 20, with 204 Members of Parliament voting in favour of the Bill and 115 opposing it.
By Stephanie Wangari
2mos ago
Constitution imposes restrictions, preventing the removal of an MP until they have served for at least two years’ post-election.
By Sharon Wanga
3mos ago
The formulation of a financial budget starts months before the actual reading is done in June each year by the cabinet secretary of National Treasury.
By Stephanie Wangari and Ivy Wanjiru
3mos ago
Explainer: Difference between Muguka and Miraa
By Esther Nyambura
3mos ago
Scaling Mt Everest: 2023 ended as one of the deadliest on record, with 11 deaths recorded for the season to May 23, and a further two climbers still missing.
By The Coversation
3mos ago
Iran is handling a succession plan that so far appears seamless, owing to the provisions of the country’s Constitution.
By Denis Omondi
3mos ago
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