Wakili Hillary K. Sigei, CBS

Father and Husband. Advocate of the High Court; Senator, Bomet County; Chairperson, Senate JLAHRC; Member of Speaker’s Panel & SBC; Executive Member- CPA.

[LexKenEMS @emslawllp]

The Finance Bill, 2026 is out. No new tax rates. But the proposed changes to income tax, VAT, excise duty, and KRA enforcement powers will affect businesses, landlords, card payment users, and fintech platforms. Here is what you need to know. 👇

[KIPCHUMBA MURKOMEN, E.G.H @kipmurkomen]

We are at Tebe Grounds, Kapyego Ward, Elgeyo-Marakwet County, for the official launch of the Cherangany Hills Ecosystem Restoration for Livelihood Improvement, Sustainability and Harmony (CHERISH) and to mark the International Day for Biological Diversity 2026.

We are honored to have the Deputy President H.E. Prof @_KithureKindiki as the Chief Guest.

CHERISH is an initiative to restore the Cherangany Hills ecosystem, spearheaded by the OKM Foundation in partnership with stakeholders and communities across the Cherangany region.

The programme is aligned with national climate action and environmental conservation efforts, including H.E. the President’s 15 Billion Tree Growing Programme.

[United Democratic Alliance, UDA. @UDAKenya]

We continue to support and recognize the hustle of mama mboga, boda boda riders, shoe shinners, salonists, barbers, milk and egg vendors, cleaners, hoteliers, maize rosters among other groups as true drivers of economic and grassroots development.

It is for this reason the Senator of Bomet County, Wakili Hillary Sigei, convened Konoin Economic Empowerment under Koinin 5-Star CBO to fundraise capital for these groups to enable them expand their businesses raising a total of Ksh. 13 million.

By equipping these groups with resources and opportunities, we are not just boosting individual businesses but strengthening entire households, building a more resilient economy, and creating more opportunities.

The event, which took place at Ngererit Primary School, Mogogosiek Ward, Konoin Constituency, entrenched the true spirit of Bottom-Up Economic Transformation (BETA).

The event was attended by Cabinet Secretary for Interior, Hon. Kipchumba Murkomen, Senate Majority Leader, Sen.Aaron Cheruiyot, MPs, Hon. Brighton Yegon (Konoin), Bomet Woman Representative, Hon. Linet Chepkorir (Toto) Hon. Francis Sigei (Sotik), Hon. Nelson Koech(Belgut), Hon. Adams Kipsanai (Keiyo North), Elgeyo Marakwet Woman Representative, Hon. Caroline Ngelechei, Principal Secretary for Environment, Eng. Festus Ng'eno, Hon. Wilson Sossion, Hon.Nick Salat, Hon. Julius Kones, Dr. Michael Bongei, Hon. Mercy Cheptoo Bimbin, Members of County Assemblies (MCAs), Hon. Ernest Kipkemoi (Sugutit), Hon. Victor Rop, Hon. Monica Tabutany, Hon. Vincent Katam

[Senate of Kenya @Senate_KE]

The Chairperson of the Justice and Legal Affairs Committee, Sen. @skhillary, moves the Report of the Committee on a Petition to the Senate by Hon. Isaiah Maina, a Member of the County Assembly (MCA) of Nandi County representing Ol’lessos Ward, on proposed amendments to the County Governments Act (CAP. 265).
#SenateLive

[Senate of Kenya @Senate_KE]

Sen. @skhillary pays tribute to Dr. Buchere, recognizing him not merely as an employee of the Parliamentary Service Commission, but as a distinguished individual who alongside the staff, exemplified excellence, wisdom, and dedication.
#Senatelive

[The Judiciary Kenya @Kenyajudiciary]

SOJAR is our annual accountability instrument not only for the public resources entrusted to us but also for the honour of the offices we hold. Over the years, it has also become a strategic self-assessment tool through which we measure the socio-economic impact of our programmes and calibrate our institutional priorities. CRJ, Hon Winfridah Mokaya.

[The Judiciary Kenya @Kenyajudiciary]

This year’s SOJAR, is a Social Transformation through Access to Justice (STAJ) take-off report. It shows with clarity and compelling data that our multidoor justice approaches are rapidly gaining traction. The harvest is ripening faster than anticipated, and the question before us is whether we have adequate capacity to sustain and process this momentum. We must strengthen our systems now so that rising demand does not outpace our ability to serve Kenyans effectively. The report highlights a 20% overall rise in civil case filings. Even more striking is the 58% surge in civil matters, largely driven by the exponential rise of Small Claims Court filings — from 41,524 to 158,357 cases, a growth of over 280%. CRJ, Hon Winfridah Mokaya.

[The Judiciary Kenya @Kenyajudiciary]

The data tells a powerful story: nearly 24% of all cases filed involve claims below KSh 1 million. These cases reflect the daily commercial realities of a middle-income economy of 56 million Kenyans driven by Small and Medium-sized Enterprise (SME). Therefore, our justice investments must target this level of fast, accessible, affordable dispute resolution for the everyday entrepreneur. CRJ, Hon Winfridah Mokaya.

[The Judiciary Kenya @Kenyajudiciary]

As Kenya positions itself to rise as a thriving middle-income, opportunity-driven economy, the Judiciary remains a central enabler of market stability and investor confidence because no economy thrives without a strong, predictable justice system. Strategic funding is how we demonstrate in real terms the value we place on justice as a national priority. CRJ, Hon Winfridah Mokaya.

[The Judiciary Kenya @Kenyajudiciary]

Second is the Kenya Judiciary Academy Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 42 of 2025). The Judiciary Academy has served as an invaluable training and research arm, and this Bill seeks to anchor it firmly in law. By doing so, we strengthen efforts to enhance the skills, knowledge, and professionalism of judicial officers and other justice-sector stakeholders. This Bill, too, is at the public participation stage, with the report expected shortly. Once enacted, it will elevate the Academy into a robust, statutory institution, supporting innovation, continuous learning, and excellence in judicial service. Both Bills are practical demonstrations of the Legislature’s support to the Judiciary in fulfilling its constitutional mandate. They represent Parliament’s commitment to ensuring that justice is not only dispensed, but strengthened through sound policy, dignified working conditions, and well-grounded professional development. We know that the welfare of judicial officers is crucial for their personal health and for upholding judicial independence, integrity and the efficient delivery of justice. Deputy Speaker, Hon Gladys Shollei on behalf of Hon. Moses Wetang’ula, Speaker of the National Assembly

[The Judiciary Kenya @Kenyajudiciary]

The Senate Committee has underscored the need to enhance the Judiciary’s budget to facilitate recruitment of more judges, judicial officers and staff and improve court infrastructure, to enhance delivery of services. Senator Hillary Sigei - Chairperson, Justice, Legal Affairs and Human Rights Committee of the Senate.

[Mzalendo @MzalendoWatch]

Sen. @skhillary lays the following paper:

Report of the Standing Committee on Justice, Legal Affairs and Human Rights on its consideration of the State of the Judiciary and the Administration of Justice Annual Report for financial year 2023/2024. #BungeLiveSEN

[Senate of Kenya @Senate_KE]

Sen. @skhillary (Bomet), eulogized the Rt. Hon. Raila Amolo Odinga as a leader who fought tirelessly for the nation’s democratic space and always placed the interests of the country above his own.
#Senatelive

[Office of The Director Of Public Prosecutions @ODPP_KE]

DPP RECOMMENDS CORRUPTION CHARGES AGAINST BOMET GOVERNOR HILLARY KIPNGENO BARCHOK AND FORMER BUNGOMA GOVERNOR WYCLIFFE WANGAMATI; DIRECTS FURTHER INVESTIGATIONS AGAINST KIAMBU GOVERNOR PAUL KIMANI WAMATANGI AND MARSABIT GOVERNOR MOHAMED MOHAMUD ALI.

#HakiNaUsawa

[Soipan Tuya E.G.H @SoipanTuya]

Joined Cabinet colleague @HonJuliusMigos, a host of national and Kericho County leaders as well as athletes and residents at today's Belgut Marathon organised by area MP Hon @KoechNelsonK.

Started in 2023, the annual athletics meet, split into 21-km, 10-km and 5-km races, is a fundraising initiative whose proceeds are invested in the education of needy children.

@OsoroSylvanus @Aaroncheruiyot @Kipyegon_Faith @fred_ikana @JaneKagiri3

[Wakili Hillary K. Sigei, CBS @skhillary]

Congratulations to Kaporuso FC for winning the Wakili Sigei Cup 2nd Edition.
We continue to make purposeful interventions in sports to nurture and grow talent at the grassroots. The Wakili Sigei Cup, alongside other initiatives, complements the government’s efforts in opening opportunities for our youth to showcase, develop, and monetize their skills.
Heartfelt gratitude to all fans for attending this impactful event.
Asanteni sana!

[Captain Kipkorir @CaptainKipkorir]

UPDATE in Photos 🇰🇪: Kaporuso FC are the champions of Wakili Sigei Cup 2nd edition. Congratulations!

Well done Senator Wakili Hillary K. Sigei, CBS, @skhillary for such a well organised tournament held at Bomet IAAF Stadium. Thank you @Aaroncheruiyot @kipmurkomen @KoechNelsonK for gracing the event.