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Women judges breaking down barriers to justice
Across Africa, women are increasingly breaking barriers to occupy positions of leadership within the Executive, Legislature and Judiciary.
By Martha Koome 3 years ago
Women judges breaking down barriers to justice
Abuse of the Internet should be treated like pollution of environment
The importance of digitisation and the Internet for social and human development cannot be ignored.
By Martha Koome 4 years ago
Abuse of the Internet should be treated like pollution of environment
Martha Koome: Judiciary has begun to gain from better ties with other State actors
The State bears the constitutional duty to ensure that everyone within our borders accesses justice.
By Martha Koome 4 years ago
Martha Koome: Judiciary has begun to gain from better ties with other State actors
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Constitution should create a socially just State and society – Martha Koome
In response to this constitutional imperative, the Judiciary recognises that the doorways to justice must be revived, reformed, and renewed.
By Martha Koome 5 years ago
Constitution should create a socially just State and society – Martha Koome
What Trump's Ukraine turn must teach Africa
Opinion
By Ken Bosire
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Why Uganda's Otunnu is the man need to revive the UN
Opinion
By Salim Lone
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With Dangote, government has shown its hand
Opinion
By Mutahi Mureithi
26 mins ago