The Kenya Judiciary is pushing for a Sh 50.7 billion funding in the 2027/2028 financial year to support long-term operations, digital transformation, and anticipated disputes from the 2027 General Election. Speaking at a public participation session in Lamu Law Courts, Judicial Service Commission Registrar Robert Kibet said the Judiciary had requested Sh46 billion for 2026/2027 but received an indicative ceiling of Sh29 billion—a Sh17 billion shortfall he says continues undermining justice delivery nationwide.

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