President William Ruto on Monday presided over the swearing-in of newly appointed judges to the High Court, the Environment and Land Court, and the COMESA Court of Justice during a ceremony held at State House Nairobi.
The event marked a significant step in strengthening Kenya’s judiciary, as the new appointees took their oaths of office before officially assuming their roles.
The judges are expected to play a critical role in enhancing access to justice, expediting case backlogs, and upholding the rule of law across the country.
Speaking during the ceremony, President Ruto reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to supporting an independent and efficient judiciary.
He emphasized the importance of integrity, impartiality, and diligence among judicial officers, noting that public confidence in the justice system depends heavily on their conduct and decisions.
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The inclusion of judges to the Environment and Land Court comes at a time when land-related disputes continue to dominate Kenya’s legal landscape.
By bolstering the court’s capacity, the government aims to accelerate the resolution of such cases, many of which have remained pending for years.
Additionally, the swearing-in of a judge to the COMESA Court of Justice underscores Kenya’s growing influence within regional legal frameworks.
The court plays a vital role in interpreting and enforcing treaties among member states of the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa, helping to facilitate trade and regional integration.
Ruto noted that a strong judiciary is a cornerstone of democracy and economic development, assuring the new judges of the government’s support while urging them to remain steadfast in delivering justice without fear or favor.
The ceremony was attended by senior government officials, members of the judiciary, and other stakeholders in the legal sector, highlighting the significance of the moment in Kenya’s governance and institutional development.
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