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The US has announced plans to ban the sale of antivirus software made by Russian firm Kaspersky due to its alleged links to the Kremlin. Moscow’s influence over the company was found to pose a significant risk to US infrastructure and services, Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said on Thursday. She said that the US was compelled to take action due to Russia’s “capacity and… intent to collect and weaponise the personal information of Americans”. “Kaspersky will generally no longer be able to, among other activities, sell its software within the United States or provide updates to software already in use,”…

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Governors from the coast region snubbed a stakeholder’s consultative forum convened to address concerns raised on the sale and use of Muguka. The six governors were no show at the forum held at Maanzoni in Machakos on Thursday and only stakeholders from the muguka growing counties including Meru, Embu and Kirinyaga attended the meeting. In their resolution, the stakeholders called on President William Ruto to help end the stalemate following the ban imposed on the stimulant by the coast leaders. Led by Embu Governor Cecily Mbarire,the stakeholders argued that the ban had adverse economic effects in the muguka growing areas…

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New Judges Face Litmus Test in Kenya’s Judiciary Are you ready to dive deep into Kenya’s judiciary challenges? This month, Nairobi Law Monthly brings you an exclusive editorial on the high-stakes journey of 20 newly appointed judges who are under immense pressure to combat corruption, reduce case backlogs, and deliver justice to restore the Judiciary’s reputation. But that’s not all! Our June Edition is packed with insightful articles, including: đź“„ Pages 22-23 | Review: Unpacking American self-interest in international criminal justice and the implications of the Gaza indictments. đź“„ Pages 24-26 | Review: The bold political moves of Jack Wamboka,…

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Missions in Haiti Inc., a charity based in Claremore, said Davy and Natalie Lloyd were attacked and killed by gangs Thursday night in Haiti as reported by Fox23 News Agency. Missions in Haiti Inc. provided updates while in Haiti and the posts share details on the chaos in the country involving ongoing gang violence. Missouri State Rep. Ben Baker posted about the incident saying his daughter and son-in-law were killed. This is unfolding story and will provide updates as they become available.

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Former Law Society of Kenya President Allen Gichuhi is among the 20 long serving and outstanding lawyers who have now joined the rank of Senior Counsel. Mr Gichuhi, a litigator and arbitrator, served as the LSK President between March 2018 and March 2020. “We are pleased to announce that our Senior Partner, Mr Allen Gichuhi EBS,C.Arb, was (on Tuesday May 13) conferred by the President of the Republic of Kenya, H.E. Dr. William Samoei Ruto, the rank of Senior Counsel,” the law firm, Wamae & Allen Advocates, where he is a senior partner, said in a LinkedIn message. “This honour…

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Gabon’s deposed President, Ali Bongo, and his two sons have refused to eat in protest against allegations of “acts of torture and cruelty,” their lawyers say. Mr. Bongo was ousted in a military coup last August shortly after winning a disputed presidential election. He was then placed under house arrest in the capital, Libreville, along with his two sons, Jalil and Bilal. The military also detained his wife, Sylvia Bongo, and their eldest son, Noureddin, in prison, awaiting trial on corruption charges. In a statement, their lawyers claimed that Noureddin and Sylvia were beaten and hanged while in detention. They…

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Unlock the Truth: Corruption Exposed in Nairobi Law Monthly May Edition! In this month’s issue, we delve into the heart of the battle against corruption gripping our nation. Despite the relentless efforts of the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission, doubts linger in the public consciousness about whether justice will prevail. Big names are under the microscope, accused of diverting precious public funds and resources for personal gain. But will this drama culminate in convictions? Join us as we dissect the intricate web of corruption, exploring the challenges faced by both the agency and the courts in their pursuit of high crime.…

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By Kiptanui Cherono Children of a former medical doctor in Eldoret are embroiled in a vicious court battle over control of their late father’s Sh700 million estate, which spans extensive properties across three counties. Siblings from the first and second wives of the late Vincent Kiprotich Komurgor have failed to agree on how to share his estate 20 years after his demise. The former medic had properties that included hundreds of acres of agricultural land and prime plots spread across Nandi, Uasin Gishu, and Kakamega counties. Siblings from the deceased’s two widows, Anne Kiprotich and Esther Cheboi, both also deceased…

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