Reading the 2026 Cabinet Reshuffle: Continuity Over Change
The latest cabinet adjustments preserve regional balancing formulas while signaling the administration's economic priorities for the remainder of the term.
Michael Njoroge
Senior Writer
Michael covers the judiciary, constitutional litigation, and legal affairs.
Articles by Michael Njoroge
High Court Ruling Reaffirms Limits on Executive Directives
A High Court decision this month has again tested the boundary between executive directives and parliamentary authority over public spending.
Opinion: An Independent Judiciary Is Inconvenient by Design
Complaints from the executive about judicial overreach misunderstand what an independent judiciary is supposed to do.
New Bill Seeks to Standardize Public Participation Rules
A proposed law would set minimum standards for public participation in government decision-making, addressing gaps exposed during the 2024 Finance Bill process.