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Firm loses bid to cancel Judiciary software tender

Supreme court building in Nairobi. [Elvis Ogina, Standard]

A month into Covid, the President of the Court of Appeal William Ouko issued a guidance note on how court proceedings would be conducted during the global coronavirus pandemic that was just unravelling.

The whole process - from filing, fee payment, hearings and delivery of judgements - would now happen online in an unprecedented shift that was a culture shock to many at the time.    

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