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 ...
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...
The dual allegiance of representatives: Analysing the mandate of representation in Kenya
By Brian Kipchumba* The adoption of the Constitution of Kenya 2010 and the establishment of the sove...
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...
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 ...
Tribute to Justice Majanja
By Justice Richard Mwongo* Oh! Judiciary, Tears stall over closed eyelids Death Stings even if...
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...
Highway or high cost? Unpacking the implications of Kenya’s motor vehicle tax reform
By Mercy Kibet Jebaibai* "To expand the tax base and make our country self-reliant, I propose to int...
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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