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Chief Registrar of the Judiciary, Hon. Winfridah Mokaya shares a moment with Edwin Kamau Kariuki, a staff member at Githongo Law Courts, who has served the Judiciary for 35 years. The CRJ expressed her gratitude for his service and wished him a fulfilling retirement this October.

Rongo Law Courts Head of Station Crispine Oruo led the Courts CUC, Judicial Officers and staff in an Open Day where they engaged members of the public on court processes.

In her continuing engagement with internal stakeholders, Chief Registrar of the Judiciary Winfridah Mokaya held a meeting with officials of the Kenya Chapter of the International Association of Women Judges (IAWJ) this morning, with their discussions centred on strengthening the

The Chief Registrar of the Judiciary Winfridah Mokaya held a meeting with the Executive Council of the Kenya Magistrates and Judges Association (KMJA) this morning in efforts to enhance collaboration with internal stakeholders to ensure the effective and efficient administration

DCJ Mwilu calls for resolution of some cases outside the formal justice systems.

The Narok County Action Plan identifies a number of justice challenges in Narok County including multiple forms of gender-based violence, including sexual violence, that are prevalent across the county but often normalized, underreported, and concealed. The Plan states, 'To deal

Deputy Chief Justice Philomena Mwilu roots for AJS to resolve community disputes and foster peace and harmony.

Kajiado was the first county to adopt AJS. So far, 140 out of 200 cases have been resolved. The advantage of AJS is that unlike courts which have one-size-fits-all justice, AJS responds to county-specific challenges, be they FGM, illicit brews, cattle rustling, or land. -