Legal issues and the Building Bridges Initiative (BBI)

 JUDGES SWEARING-IN

Source: State house Kenya

It has been a double edged sword for the BBI initiative by the two brothers.The hustler narrative is the other side of the double edged sword,Mr deputy president keeps on throwing jabs directly or indirectly.The recent ruling on the BBI process as per the 5 judge bench declared the Bbi amendments were irregular, unconstitutional and illegal.This was to mean that reggae was stopped the ghost of Justice Maraga was still within the judiciary.

Such rulings from the high court at such a critical time the president had failed to gazette the 41 judges was injurious to some of them since they were waiting to be sworn in as judge's.At the end it turned out to be a bitter sweet affair as his Excellency president Uhuru Muigai Kenyatta sworn in 34 Judges out of the 40 Judges leaving out 6 of them.Among them were 2 justices left out who contributed to the 5 judge bench ruling on the Bbi process stopping reggae.The appeal process is on with commencement of case conference.
The swearing process has just taken place,however there is still a court matter that has been filed concerning the leaving out of 6 members who were supposed to be sworn in as Judges.My take is President Uhuru has had a hard nut to crack since the executive,judiciary and legislatute carry out  checks and balances on each other.After the nullification by Justice Maraga on the election outcome,President Uhuru promised to revisit,maybe this is just one of the revisits.Will reggae be stopped????

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  1. UnknownJune 4, 2021 at 9:25 AM

    This is soo educational, I'd love to see what you say about Kenyan politics Next. Let's see how this reggae being stopped or not goes 🙂😅...... Let your writing reggae doesn't stop though !! ❤️

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