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Covid-19: Kakamega Law Courts closed indefinitely after judiciary staff test positive

Members of the public wait outside Kakamega Law courts after they were barred from entering the premises. [Mumo Munuve/Standard]

The Kakamega Law Courts has been closed for the second time after some of the judiciary staff tested positive of Covid-19.

In a memo issued on August 17 by Chief Magistrate Bildad Ochieng, judiciary staff, lawyers and members of the public have been advised to stay away from the court premises until August 31 when it will be re-opened.

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