Justice Isaac Lenaola isn’t exactly your typical Alliance High School guy, the ones who never…

In 1990, for thirty days and on a diet of sugarless porridge, no blankets to…

Before becoming a judge of the Supreme Court of Kenya in June 2012, Susanna Njoki…

Can one claim to be a fully formed judge if they lack the ability to throw a rib-cracking salvo or two during judicial proceedings? Maybe not. And so during the reading of the Supreme Court’s verdict on the Building Bridges Initiative, the ordinarily taciturn Justice William Okello Ouko ventured off-script for a moment, to remark that in his understanding of Kenyans, he wouldn’t be surprised if children born around the time of the reading of the judgment would be named Basic Structure Doctrine, going by how commonplace the term had become in everyday conversation.