Faustine Atieno

Advocate of the High Court of Kenya.

[Nelson Havi SC @NelsonHavi]

The heat and dust being experienced is a direct result of wanton destruction of trees.

Are we in agreement or you propose that law be a second degree?

[Nelson Havi SC @NelsonHavi]

I remember lamenting what an embarrassment the Court of Appeal will find itself in, if the High Court invalidates the sale despite the Court of Appeal having allowed it to go on, on an interlocutory application.

It has come to pass.

[EMS Law LLP @Lexken_EMSLaw]

🚨 Can your employer fire you over an honest mistake you’ve made even when they have suffered no loss?

This is Rift Valley Bottlers Limited v Martin Thuo, decided by the Court of Appeal on 24 July 2026. It is one of the most counterintuitive employment rulings of the year, and it exposes a limit on judicial power that few employees, or employers, understand.🧵

[Faustine Atieno @FaustineAtieno]

A very informative read on Rigathi Gachagua judgement https://t.co/5suwRF40pb

[Jakochia Esq @Esq_Dalmas_J]

I can smell imminent 1000 paged Constitutional Petition against installation of CCTV in dormitories by our able SCC Registrar.

This Petition inaeza destabilize efiling and leave us dealing with '504 error' for the whole week.

Let me deal with efiling ya next week before Registrar wrecks havoc! 😂 😩

[Faustine Atieno @FaustineAtieno]

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[Nelson Havi SC @NelsonHavi]

Many Tanzanians and Ugandans do not understand the freedoms and rights which Tundu Lissu and Kizza Besigye seek. They are like freed slaves born in their owners’ farms. They have never known freedom nor where to find it. That is why they object to being liberated by Kenyans.

[Dr Willy M Mutunga, Chief Justice, Kenya (2011-16) @WMutunga]

“Each generation must, out of relative obscurity, discover its mission, fulfill it, or betray it.” -Frantz Fanon

I believe GenZ is a revolutionary mass movement that is going to face the following challenges:
Serious challenges from the discredited two factions of the ruling class;
The use of ethnicity, race, gender, religion, and money to stop the movement from succeeding; and
Foreign interests that support the elite although these interests may want, as they have done in the past, to capture the movement and own it.
I believe that the broad program of what the movement stands for must now attack all barons in the two factions. The movement will die if it is aligned with any of the two factions.
Your agenda must now come out. Change is a marathon, and you protest, you should not lose focus on your goals, and most importantly ensure that every GenZ is a registered voter.

You must start thinking about the protection of those whom the state is targeting. To imagine that the President will just forget about this and move on is naïve. There will be an attempt to launch a counter-assault by the government. Just like Moi in the 80’s and 90’s, the government will attempt to silence all voices of the revolution. The difference this time is that Kenyans have alternative media that they are using to report on what is going on. Social media is both a tool, a weapon, and a shield for GenZs.

Many innocent Kenyans have been killed and maimed by police bullets and state violence. We must demand Justice for the victims of state brutality. Part of the justice is to also ensure that those who have been used by the state to cause these deaths and injuries are arrested and submitted to the legal process. It is time for accountability. Those who have paid the ultimate price for the constitution must be compensated.

For long, Kenya has stagnated. The educated and diverse youth population is firmly in the 21st century but the government and the state are stuck in the past. Instead of leading Kenya into prosperity, they are plowing us into regression. The GenZs are saying that it’s time to demand a better nation that serves the people and creates a nation where everyone can find prosperity. This cannot happen if corruption, self-interest, and self-promotion continue to be the drivers of leadership in Kenya.

This new Kenya demands a new resolve and new ideas. It is time to stand on the principles of Article 10 of the Constitution. Kenyans have embraced and defended the Constitution with their very lives. The work of observing and upholding the Constitution is the beginning of the journey to prosperity, and we are on the right track. Do not get derailed GenZs.

[Saddique Shaban @SaddiqueShaban]

Constitution of Kenya 2010: Article 1:

Sovereignty of the people.

(1) All sovereign power belongs to the people of Kenya and shall be exercised only in accordance with this Constitution.

[Gabriel Oguda @gabrieloguda]

Yaani that CS who called me a terrorist on Citizen TV has been fired for real? Mungu bariki wengine sasa.

[Faustine Atieno @FaustineAtieno]

@EricLatiff @LinusKaikai @jageyo @KTNNewsKE @ntvkenya @citizentvkenya @SpiceFMKE Will the officer who lost both arms in the recent protests receive compensation, considering that the government was yet to make any insurance premium payments?

[Faustine Atieno @FaustineAtieno]

@Alexmbeka Maajabu

[Peter Wanyama @pwanyama]

Today, I had a great engagement with advocates in Mombasa. I shared my vision on the growth of the legal profession in Kenya and other strategic issues. I met and spoke to more than 95 advocates.

NO EXCUSES !

Peter M Wanyama [ LSK Presidential Aspirant]

[Donald B Kipkorir @DonaldBKipkorir]

In the past LSK Presidential Elections, I publicly came out in support of the sequential candidatures of Ahmednasir, Ojienda, Mutua, Gichuhi, Havi & Theuri & they all won. At least, it is a public record that is res ipsa … This year, I publicly endorse the candidature of my friend & lawyer, Peter Wanyama to be our next LSK President ... Peter paid me a courtesy call & gifted me Law Digest works of George Kashindi .. Peter has the presence of mine, intellectual mien, cognitive intelligence & chutzpah to lead Kenya’s biggest & most influential professional society. LSK needs such a leader as it navigates our exciting & evolving times.

[Faustine Atieno @FaustineAtieno]

Random thought this weekend:

Condoms are dispensed for free in restaurants, bars and any public toilets.

Why aren't sanitary pads also dispensed? Just as every washroom has tissue paper, there should be a dispenser for sanitary pads. This should be made mandatory.

[Faustine Atieno @FaustineAtieno]

Say what you want.

But deep down, we all admire Akothee's guts. Her balls, her audacity, her authenticity, her I-don't-give-a-shit-attitude. She reflects something inside of us that we all desire to be, but are too timid, because of 'what society will say.'