Kenya’s Chief Justice calls for contextual application of Marriage Act to ensure fairness in divorce, estate administration
Reflecting on Kenya’s journey in family justice, the chief justice noted that family disputes were once handled as ordinary civil cases, often before judicial officers without specialised training in the psychosocial complexities of custody, domestic violence and matrimonial matters.
Kenyan chief justice reveals plans to adopt AI in case management and judiciary operations
Commenting on the security of digital infrastructure, the CJ, however, decried the high cost of safeguarding digital systems from cyber threats that can compromise systems adding that the Judiciary is investing in robust cybersecurity measures to stay ahead of the risks.
