The Supreme Court of Kenya is set to deliver four judgements and four rulings on Friday, October 30, 2026, in a series of cases involving public institutions, residents' associations, government agencies and private entities.
According to a notice issued by the Deputy Registrar of the Supreme Court in Nairobi, the decisions will be delivered electronically through email.
Among the judgements scheduled for delivery is a case involving the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) Board of Trustees and Micro-City Computers Limited, registered as SCPT/E037/2025.
The court will also determine a dispute involving Claire Kubochi and two others, suing as officials of the Rhapta Road Residents Association, against the Nairobi City County Executive Committee Member for Built Environment and Urban Planning and 20 other respondents.
The case, filed as SCPT/E044/2025, places the residents' association in a legal dispute involving the county government and other parties.
Another judgement will be delivered in a case filed by John Ndung'u Kinyanjui and three others against the Attorney General. The matter is listed as SCPT/E045/2025.
The fourth judgement concerns a dispute between Millenium Gardens Management Limited and Metricom Homes Nairobi Company Limited and two others, including the Mbaazi Avenue Residents' Association. The case is registered as SCPT/E047/2025.
The court will also issue rulings in four separate matters.
These include an application by the Attorney General, on behalf of the Cabinet Secretary for the Ministry of Interior and Coordination of National Government, against Nguruman Limited.
The application, registered as SCPT(APP)/E015/2025, is among the matters scheduled for determination on Friday.
The Bloggers Association of Kenya (BAKE) and three others will also receive a ruling in their case against the Director of Public Prosecutions and three other respondents. The matter is listed as SCPT(APP)/E008/2026.
Other rulings will be delivered in a dispute between Anthony Kibandi Watuku and the Industrial and Commercial Development Corporation, registered as SCAPPL/E022/2026.
The final matter on the rulings list involves Chrisantus Juma Wafula against William Wamalwa Wekunda and two others, under case number SCPT/E046/2025.
The notice outlines the cases scheduled for delivery but does not indicate the expected outcomes of the proceedings.
The Supreme Court is Kenya's highest court and hears matters within its constitutional and statutory jurisdiction, including presidential election petitions, appeals in specified cases and other matters provided for under the law.
The decisions scheduled for October 30 will be communicated electronically, according to the notice signed by the Deputy Registrar.
