By PATRICK LANG'ATMore by this AuthorThe Supreme Court will start hearing cases on a priority basis from November 14, Chief Justice David Maraga has said. The top court now has — for the first time in four months — a full quorum, seven judges. Justice Maraga said that the court will hear high priority cases continuously until December 15. “This is to tell Kenyans that we are now fully operational,” he told journalists at the Supreme Court accompanied by the six other judges of the court. The court had not sat since June when former Chief Justice, Willy Mutunga retired, and the same court entered a judgment that saw the exit of DCJ Kalpana Rawal and Supreme Court judge Philip Tunoi.

Source: Daily Nation November 01, 2016 12:55 UTC