Proper statutory interpretation regarding timely delivery of judgements as a means of access to justice: The Majanja guide
Patricia B Angaya* The main purpose of statutes is to promote access to justice. To achieve th...
Proper statutory interpretation regarding timely delivery of judgements as a means of access to justice: The Majanja guide
Patricia B Angaya* The main purpose of statutes is to promote access to justice. To achieve th...
Expanding the Scope of Judicial Review: Insights from Majanja's Decision
By Sarah Muhonja* Justice David Majanja was a judge of the high court who upheld the constitutional ...
Buriani Gwiji Majanja
Na Mheshimiwa Yusuf Shikanda* Mioyo yetu imejaa huzuni, ewe Mola tufariji, Huzuni ambayo ...
Justice Majanja's lasting mark on the legal landscape: Unravelling the housing levy case
By Mercy Jebaibai* "We find that the introduction of the Housing Levy amendment to Section 84 lacks ...
The fallacy of judicial specialisation: A critique of the Supreme Court’s decision in R v Karisa Chengo
Levy Masinde Omuse* Introduction The case of R v Karisa Chengo was an appeal by the Director of Publ...
Tribute to Justice Majanja
By Justice Richard Mwongo* Oh! Judiciary, Tears stall over closed eyelids Death Stings even if...
Deconstructing walls: Identifying the devolution financial portholes from camp to integrated settlement under the Shirika plan
By Esther-Blessing Nasimiyu* Introduction Picture a campsite. The said camp is not the idyllic one y...
Reflecting on the legacy of Justice David Majanja: A legal steward, master of tax jurisprudence and upholder of constitutional integrity
By Terry Moraa* "Although the Courts do not ordinarily conduct business on Sundays and weekend...
Why Kenya needs to shift to rights-based budgeting
Alex Tamei Introduction Kenya's budget-making process has traditionally been driven by a focus on ec...
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