🔥The 9th Round of Easy Loan, Earn $40 Reward is in progress❗️ ⏰ Promotion Period: January 15th - Feburary 15th, 2025 👉 Register now and check more details at gate.io/campaigns/358

We commend the Judiciary for embracing this digital transformation and for being a committed partner in advancing the national digital agenda. I wish to reaffirm our unwavering commitment to digital inclusion, for every village, every school, every institution, and every

Today, we do more than launch a network - we activate a promise. A promise that justice must move with the times, reach every corner of this country, and serve every Kenyan efficiently, securely, and without delay. …The Judiciary of the future will not only be built with bricks

The 42 courts connected today serve over 6.5 million Kenyans, many previously disconnected from the digital justice space. We know that when courts are digitally enabled, cases move 30% faster and case backlog drop by 25%. CRJ Winfridah Mokaya.

Let us reimagine justice funding learning from the Universal Service Fund model. Let us make access to justice a national investment priority, not a budgetary afterthought. Because every Kenyan, in every sub-county, deserves a courtroom, not just a promise. CRJ Winfridah Mokaya

We commend the initiative to install a Local Area Network (LAN), as this development will greatly contribute to the efficient and timely delivery of justice.

This milestone made possible through the Universal Service Fund under the Communications Authority of Kenya and the Ministry of Information, Communication and the Digital Economy, marks a critical step forward in enhancing justice delivery through digital transformation. This

The deployment of this infrastructure is in direct alignment with the Commission’s constitutional mandate to promote and facilitate the effective and efficient administration of justice. Stable and reliable internet connectivity will greatly enhance the Judiciary’s capacity to

I am delighted to officially launch the Local Area Network (LAN) connectivity for forty-two (42) court stations across the country at Msambweni Law Court. I acknowledge, with sincere appreciation, our transformative partnership with the Communications Authority of Kenya. The

The Local Area Network (LAN) project is a flagship example of our commitment to expanding digital infrastructure to underserved and remote areas ensuring that justice is not a privilege reserved for urban centres, but a right accessible to every Kenyan. It is a direct response to

Digitizing our courts means that case information can be accessed and managed electronically, hearings can be conducted virtually, and citizens can interact with the justice system more efficiently. At its core is a practical demonstration of our drive to automate government

Chief Justice Martha Koome at Msambweni Law Courts officially launched the Local Area Network project to promote internet connectivity in 42 law courts located in digitally underserved areas. The project was funded by the Communications Authority through the Universal Services

As Accounting Officer of the Judiciary, I say this with deep conviction - without the partnership with Communications Authority, we would not be here today. In the face of strained Judiciary budgets, your investment has made what once seemed impossible, a working reality. CRJ

"This programme (Mahakama Popote), has been brought in to assist the busy stations, such as Eldoret and Voi that require an additional hand due to the limited number of judicial officers." — Hon. Flavian Mulama, Lamu Law Courts

Join the conversation tinyurl.com/5n6fpt6e