Evans Matano v Republic
Criminal appeal by Evans Matano against the Republic in the High Court at Malindi. The decision was still being processed, with no substantive judgment text available.
- Appeal
- Judgment
- Criminal-appeal
- Criminal-procedure
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James Owino Oduor & Nicholas Mureithi Nyaga v Republic
The High Court allowed the appellants’ criminal appeal, quashed the convictions for robbery with violence, and set aside the 20-year sentences.
- Robbery with violence
- Identification evidence
- Identification parade
- Confession admissibility
- Section 333(2) criminal procedure code
- Robbery-with-violence
Hassan Daniel Ndoro v Republic
High Court criminal appeal by Hassan Daniel Ndoro against the Republic. The judgment was issued on 14 September 2026, but the decision is still being processed.
- Appeal
- Unprocessed decision
- Criminal-appeal
- Criminal-procedure
Henrick Nyongesa Pilisi v Speaker of the National Assembly & 2 others
The High Court dismissed a petition challenging a National Assembly PAC report on the NYS audit, finding the petitioner was heard and no constitutional breach was proved.
- Fair hearing
- Procedural fairness
- Judicial review of parliamentary committee reports
- Separation of powers
- Parliamentary privilege
- Article 47 fair administrative action
Republic v Claudine Amoo Omukaga
The accused was acquitted of housebreaking after the court found a material variance between the charge and the evidence, and insufficient proof of breaking or intent.
- Housebreaking
- Burglary distinction
- Defective charge sheet
- Proof beyond reasonable doubt
- Intent to commit a felony
- Variance between charge and evidence
Kimoyo v Director of Public Prosecution & 2 others
The High Court in Busia granted anticipatory bail after finding repeated informal DCI summonses across multiple stations amounted to harassment and abuse of process.
- Anticipatory bail
- Conservatory orders
- Police summons
- Alleged harassment by investigators
- Right to freedom of movement
- Abuse of process
RKK v Republic
RKK v Republic (Criminal Miscellaneous Application E150 of 2025) [2026] KEHC 13293 (KLR) (3 September 2026) (Ruling)
High Court at Nakuru ruling in RKK v Republic, a criminal miscellaneous application, with the substantive decision still unavailable in the supplied text.
- Miscellaneous application
- Unknown substantive relief
- Criminal-law
- Criminal-procedure
- Miscellaneous-application
Republic v Wafula & another
Republic v Wafula & another (Criminal Case 1034 of 2020) [2026] KEHC 13289 (KLR) (2 September 2026) (Judgment)
The court acquitted accused 2 and 3 on all counts after finding the prosecution had not proved housebreaking, stealing, or malicious damage beyond reasonable doubt.
- Housebreaking
- Stealing
- Malicious damage to property
- Alibi defence
- Proof beyond reasonable doubt
- Trial in absentia
Peter Musa Ndunda v Republic
Criminal appeal by Peter Musa Ndunda against Republic in the High Court at Machakos. The decision is marked as still being processed, so the merits are not available.
- Appeal
- Judgment
- Criminal-appeal
- Criminal-procedure
Ibrahim v Republic
Ibrahim v Republic (Criminal Revision E002 of 2026) [2026] KEHC 13208 (KLR) (2 September 2026) (Ruling)
High Court at Voi ruling in a criminal revision matter between Athman Abubakar Ibrahim and the Republic. The text provided is limited to the caption and filing details.
- Revision jurisdiction
- Criminal revision
- Ruling
- Criminal-revision
- Criminal-procedure
- High-court
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