Julius Ogogoh, executive director of the Commission for Human Rights, filed a lawsuit opposing the recent appointment of opposition leaders to government roles, arguing it undermines their constitutional duty to check government actions. He warned it could prompt costly by-elections and strain the economy. Separately, the Law Society of Kenya (LSK) sued the state over a U.S. grant of Sh7.7 billion, alleging a lack of proper oversight on its use. The LSK claims the Kenya Millennium Development Fund, which oversees the grant, is operating outside legal requirements, raising concerns about transparency and accountability.
Suit Challenges Politicians’ Appointments and Unchecked U.S. Grant Spending
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