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Attorney General Amos Wako (left) is to retire by August 2011 while Justice Evan Gicheru has six months — up to February 2011 — to serve as the CJ. Photo/FILE

New law to edge out Wako and CJ

Posted 8/8/2010

Chief Justice Evan Gicheru and Attorney-General Amos Wako will be the first highest ranking...

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Local Government minister Musalia Mudavadi said the team would outline the responsibilities of the 47 counties, some of which have been under his ministry in the past. Photo/FILE

Experts zoom in on county governments

Posted 8/8/2010

Technocrats in the Local Government ministry have started analysing the governance structure ...

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Speaker Kenneth Marende receives the tribunal report on MPs remuneration from retired judge Akilano Akiwumi. The government is obliged, under the new Constitution, to make public any information that affects the country. Photo/FILE

Inquiry reports to be made public

Posted 8/8/2010

Kenyans will in future know the outcome of various inquiries whose reports have never been...

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BLOG: AG to continue with duties for a year

OFF THE SPOTLIGHT: What do transitional provisions of the proposed constitution say about holders of public offices?...
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     Supreme Court will be set up within one year
OFF THE SPOTLIGHT: Transitional arrangements in the Judiciary...
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     BLOG: How proposed law affects the existing one
How will the proposed constitution affect the existing laws and rights in the event that it is promulgated?...
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     BLOG: Measures to enable the new constitution work for Kenya
OFF THE SOPTLIGHT: What will be the role of Parliament under the New Constitution?...
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