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The petitioners argue that the establishment of religious infrastructure in public places such as the State House may violate the constitutional principle of state neutrality in religious matters.Justice Mwita, who reviewed the pleadings and determined the urgency of the case, stated that the issues raised were serious and required immediate judicial intervention to allow for further legal scrutiny.
High Court in Kerugoya issues conservatory orders temporarily halting the implementation of President Ruto’s directive establishing a framework for the compensation of victims of demonstrations and public protests; mention set for October 6 pic.twitter.com/mLYqMbJVyW— Citizen TV Kenya (@citizentvkenya) September 8, 2025
High Court in Kerugoya issues conservatory orders temporarily halting the implementation of President Ruto’s directive establishing a framework for the compensation of victims of demonstrations and public protests; mention set for October 6 pic.twitter.com/mLYqMbJVyW
The petitioners further said there was no meaningful and qualitative public participation as require by Article 10 of the Constitution and the decision was made without consulting the county governments as required by Article 6(2) and Article 189 of the Constitution.
Religion and mwafrika...what's the obsession with billion shillings building to be used 1 day in a week instead of building factories? Priority, priority!
Kasongo is the most useless thing to ever happen in Kenya, he is flying private to go take pictures with other countries ambitious projects https://x.com/williamsruto/status/1965437863660568967?s=46&t=3-3-_ehcZbukDCK7hNe5LA
The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam is a bold affirmation of Africa’s ability to marshal its own resources and shape its destiny. Funded entirely by the Ethiopian people, it is more than an infrastructure project; it is Africa’s largest hydropower facility, with an estimated… pic.twitter.com/BgU1AXnmWl— William Samoei Ruto, PhD (@WilliamsRuto) September 9, 2025
The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam is a bold affirmation of Africa’s ability to marshal its own resources and shape its destiny. Funded entirely by the Ethiopian people, it is more than an infrastructure project; it is Africa’s largest hydropower facility, with an estimated… pic.twitter.com/BgU1AXnmWl
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