Dear listers.

This week, 'hayawi hayawi huwa' (Anything long-anticipated comes to realisation) Kenya judiciary went digital with also the Office of Director of Public Prosecution also developed and integrated its case management and document tracking system to the judiciary's Electronic Filing System.

The judiciary disclosed that the E-filing system will generate the necessary impetus to fully integrate ICT into all justice processes to enhance efficiency. 

 

The Components of E-Filing include
1) E-Case Registration
2) E-payment
3) E-Case Search
4) E- Calendar
5) E-Service

Listers, we also need to be cognizant that, some of the measures the judiciary had to adopt was as a result of Kictanet's memorandum 'Proposals to the Judiciary on the Use of Video Conferencing in Judicial Proceedings during the Covid-19 Pandemic.'

Some juice from the event is that Chief Registrar disclosed that since the introduction of the electronic payment system in the financial year 2013/14, Judiciary's revenues shot from about 500 million in the previous year to over 2.1 billion. 

NB: Who else is waiting to see what the Lands Ministry will emerge with after digitizing all land records in 66 registries by end of the year? We should not forget of the planned Ngong Forest evictions. 

Kind Regards,

David Indeje 

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