Vacancies Announcement: Pupillage Programme 2021 The Office of the Attorney General and Department of Justice is one of the Institutions set out in the Council of Legal Education (Admission) Regulations, 2007 as an Institution in which students of the Kenya School of Law may undertake their Pupillage Programme. The Office seeks to engage sixty (60)…
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REMARKS BY THE HON. JUSTICE (RTD.) P. KIHARA KARIUKI, ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE REPUBLIC OF KENYA, DURING THE LAUNCH OF THE NATIONAL ETHICS AND ANTI-CORRUPTION POLICY, SESSIONAL PAPER NO. 2 OF 2020, ON THE 7th OCTOBER, 2020
‘PRESS STATEMENT ON THE LAUNCH OF NAIROBI PRIMARY AS A MARRIAGE REGISTRATION AREA BY CAS MADAM WINNIE GUCHU 16TH OF SEPTEMBER 2020 NAIROBI The Office of the Attorney General has officially launched and opened the Nairobi Primary School as a Gazzetted marriage registration center. This follows the backlog caused in its existing marriage…
1st September 2020, Sheria House, Nairobi The Office of the Attorney General and Department of Justice has acquired 16 new Vehicles, 60 units of desktop computers and several laptops that are to facilitate their operations in their 12 regional offices in the country. Speaking today during the flagging off ceremony at Sheria house in Nairobi,…
Kenya Prevails Against Cancellation of Geothermal License The Republic of Kenya has prevailed in an ICSID international arbitration case, WalAm Energy Inc. vs the Republic of Kenya at the Washington based International Centre for Settlement of Investment disputes. This was announced in a press release by Kenya’s Attorney General. The arbitration was filed by WalAm…
Resumption & Launch of Online Marriage Services The Office of the Attorney General has launched an e-citizen online platform to provide marriage services for residents of Nairobi and its environment. Applications, appointment and payments will be made online and couples will only have to visit Sheria House for the presentation and verification of their documents.…
Kenya Prevails in a Geothermal Fields Energy Dispute The Kenyan Government has won a $600 million (62.1billion) court battle against a US-based firm which had lodged a case after cancellation of a licence to explore geothermal energy at Suswa. Read the comprehensive press release here