Ken (Esq.)

Lawyer/Basketballer/ TeamGooner/ Sagittarius. (Sanguine+Phlegmatic) The rest - Res ipsa loquitur

[Ken (Esq.) @Mutisoken]

Rest in peace emeritus AG

[Office of The Government Spokesperson, GOK 🇰🇪 @SpokespersonGoK]

Delivering the Promise. Delivering the Plan.

Great citizens of our Republic, look up and look around. This majestic stadium has transformed Nairobi’s skyline.

Two years ago, I promised the people of Kenya a world-class stadium where the greatest teams in the world would come to play.

Ladies and gentlemen, on 5 January 2027, we will officially open this stadium with a historic match between two giants of European football: FC Bayern Munich of Germany and AFC Ajax of Amsterdam.

— H.E. President William Ruto

[Ahmednasir Abdullahi SC @ahmednasirlaw]

President Obama killed President Trump not with the cheesecake factory joke...but with the allegations, unprecedented in American modern history that President Trump and his family have made billions in corrupt deals in the past three and half years...I hear from reliable source that money mentioned is 10 times more than what Africa's ten most corrupt leaders have made during the same period.

[OAG KENYA @AGOfficeKenya]

Today, the staff from the Office of the Attorney General and @StateJusticeKE participated in a performance evaluation exercise aimed at assessing progress against set targets, reviewing achievements, identifying challenges and establishing areas for improvement in the delivery of public services.

The exercise provides an important opportunity to reflect on individual and institutional performance, measure progress towards the achievement of departmental objectives, and ensure that planned activities are implemented in line with established performance standards.

Through performance evaluation, public institutions can identify gaps, strengthen accountability, promote efficiency and enhance the quality of services offered to the public. It also encourages a culture of continuous improvement, professionalism and commitment to the achievement of organisational goals.

The Office of the Attorney General and @StateJusticeKE remains committed to promoting a results-oriented public service that upholds integrity, transparency, accountability and excellence in service delivery.

[NCAJ Kenya @NCAJ_KE]

Kenya’s delegation, led by the PS for Justice, Human Rights and Constitutional Affairs, participated in the 15th UN Crime Congress in Abu Dhabi. A key post-Congress priority is developing Kenya’s Criminal Justice Strategy, drawing on global experiences, shared lessons, and innovative approaches discussed at the Congress.

[Monica Juma @Monica_Juma_]

Equal access to justice is a fundamental human right. It makes the difference between being heard and protected, or being left behind.

On the margins of the #CrimeCongress, I opened a discussion on how to turn the vision of justice into reality.

1 in 3 prisoners globally are held in pre-trial detention, and more than half of violent crimes remain hidden from the justice system.

Closing that gap means listening to the people that justice is meant to serve, making sure technology expands access rather than restricts rights, and acting together, because no single institution can deliver on this promise alone.

I am grateful to the Group of Friends on Access to Justice in Vienna for driving this agenda forward. @UNODC is proud to serve as its secretariat.

[OAG KENYA @AGOfficeKenya]

We are here at the 2026 ASK Nairobi International Trade Fair! 🇰🇪

The Office of the Attorney General and the @StateJusticeKE is engaging members of the public at the Jamhuri Park Showground, showcasing the wide range of public legal and justice services available to Kenyans.

Our participating departments are providing information and engaging the public on services including:

⚖️ Legal Advisory & Research
📑 Registration Services
💍 Marriage Services
🏛️ Public Trustee Services
🤝 Societies Registration
⚖️ Advocates Complaints Services
🧑🏽‍⚖️ Legal Aid through the National Legal Aid Service (NLAS)

The Trade Fair provides an important platform for the Office to showcase its capabilities, engage the public and gather feedback on service delivery, while connecting our legal and administrative mandates to the broader goals of sustainable trade and climate resilience.

The 2026 Trade Fair is themed “Promoting Climate-Smart Agriculture and Trade Initiatives for Sustainable Economic Growth.”

Visit our stand. Engage with us. Learn about the services we provide.

Office of the Attorney General, serving the public, bringing services closer to the people. 🇰🇪

#ASKNairobiTradeFair2026

[Monica Juma @Monica_Juma_]

Delighted to have opened the 15th @UN Crime Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice.

For the next week, the world converges in Abu Dhabi to reaffirm the centrality of the rule of law and criminal justice to the safety and security of people and the planet.

This 15th Crime Congress meets at an inflection point, when crime types are converging, complicating the threat landscape, with significant negative consequences for people, communities, countries and regions.

Against this backdrop, our task is to adapt without losing sight of the core principles and to keep our bearings when the landscape shifts; build resilient systems; and above all, to remember what lies at the heart of our work: protecting people, protecting communities, and protecting our planet and the future.

Abu Dhabi is the where we adjust our sails, renew our confidence in working and delivering together for a safer, more secure, and just world for all.

[Premier League @premierleague]

An incredible season. A dramatic Premier League title win. 🏆

@Arsenal have been nominated as Club of the Year at the Ballon d'Or awards!

[Ken (Esq.) @Mutisoken]

@NCAJ_KE We acknowledge the leadership of the Chief Justice in advancing administration of justice together with the justice sector actors, as a council we are committed to advancing all spectrum of justice in our country

[NCAJ Kenya @NCAJ_KE]

Chairperson of the National Committee on Criminal Justice Reforms (NCCJR), Lady Justice Grace Ngenye, presents on the proposed reforms to the Identification Parade Process, emphasizing the need to review the existing Identification Parade Form to align it with the Constitution of Kenya, 2010, international human rights standards, and emerging best practices in criminal justice administration. Identification parades are a critical evidentiary process in criminal investigations, enabling witnesses to identify suspects in a fair, transparent, and legally compliant manner. The credibility of identification evidence significantly influences the integrity of criminal investigations and subsequent prosecutions.

[NCAJ Kenya @NCAJ_KE]

The National Council on the Administration of Justice led by Chairperson Chief Justice Martha Koome issues a communique on the Resolutions of the 38th NCAJ Meeting.

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

Energy. Instinct. End product.

Christos Tzolis is a Gunner ✍️

[OAG KENYA @AGOfficeKenya]

The Attorney General Hon. Dorcas Oduor, EGH, today presided over the GIZ Strengthening Good Governance (GoGo) Programme Review Meeting held at the Sankara Hotel in Westlands, Nairobi. The meeting brought together key stakeholders and development partners to review progress made in advancing governance reforms aimed at strengthening accountability, transparency and institutional effectiveness in Kenya.

Speaking during the meeting, the Attorney General emphasized that the governance reforms being implemented under the programme are anchored on the Constitution of Kenya 2010, Vision 2030, the Fourth Medium Term Plan, and Kenya’s international obligations under the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC).

The Hon. AG reaffirmed the Government’s commitment to strengthening public accountability systems, combating corruption, enhancing public financial management and promoting transparency across both national and county governments. She noted that the programme continues to support key initiatives including the drafting of the Whistleblower Protection Bill, the Anti-Corruption Laws (Amendment) Bill, implementation of the electronic government procurement system, and efforts aimed at improving beneficial ownership transparency.

The Attorney General further called on implementing partners and stakeholders to remain committed to ensuring that governance reforms translate into tangible benefits for citizens through efficient service delivery, stronger institutions and increased public trust. She also emphasized the need to sustain reforms beyond the programme period and strengthen institutional resilience ahead of the 2027 election cycle.

Also present were Mr. Matt Bruc, Director for Governance and Macroeconomics for the European Union Delegation to Kenya; the GIZ Country Director Mr. Bodo Immink; Mr. Thomas Ansorg, GIZ Cluster Director – Governance, Peace and Security; Heads of implementing partner institutions at the national and county levels; senior State Counsels from the @StateJusticeKE; officers from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI); representatives from the @BRS_Kenya (BRS), the Asset Recovery Agency, the State Department for Devolution, state counsels from the @ODPP_KE, officers from the Office of the Auditor General, among other stakeholders.

[Kenya Wildlife Service @KWSKenya]

Spotted at Tsavo East National Park this morning.

[Premier League @premierleague]

It happened.

[Ken (Esq.) @Mutisoken]

We are the Champions #TeamGunner

[Premier League India @PLforIndia]

𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐖𝐀𝐈𝐓 𝐈𝐒 𝐅𝐈𝐍𝐀𝐋𝐋𝐘 𝐎𝐕𝐄𝐑 🥹🏆

Arsenal are the Premier League 2025/26 Champions ❤️🤍

@Arsenal

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

The Arsenal. Your Premier League champions.

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

This belongs to all of us.

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

We did it, together.