GAZETTE NOTICE No. 806
JUDICIAL SERVICE COMMISSION
APPOINTMENT
IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by Article 172 (1) (a) of the Constitution of Kenya, the Judicial Service Commission appoints:
| Lubia Mercyline | Nafula Akoth Lina |
| Nasimiu Gloriah Barasah | Muhoro Cynthia Mercy |
| Onkoba Rosemary Kemunto | Kabanga Benson Ngigi |
| Musiega Rawlings Liluma | Noelyne Akee Reuben |
| Nyakiri Joshua Muchera | Wafula Cyprian Waswa |
| Kiplagat Kipkoech Vincent | Nyaga Sheila Karimi |
| Viola Sandrah Kosgei | Maritim Hellen Chepwogen |
| Kibe Maureen Wanjiru | Gituma Mary Makena |
| Terer Festus | Mac’ andere Dorcas Onam |
| Nabwana Eugene Pascal | Mwangi Margaret Muthoni |
| Mechumo Vincent Masivo | Olga Juma Kanaiza Onalo |
| Sifuma Daniel Sitati | Munyolo Maureen Munyiri |
| Marcella Amondi Onyango | Githogori Stephany Wambui |
| Ongira Rose Akoth | Adhiambo Valarie Emelda |
| Nkuubi Irah Kanana | Mathenge Stella Wanjiru |
| Mbuteti Dennis Waweru | Aduke Jeal Praxades Atieno |
| Ruhu Israel Gwiyo | Kimani Maureen Mumbi |
| Ombima Mercy Achieng | Tsimonjero Edward |
| Ndumia Caroline Wambui | Ng’ang’a Rachel Njoki |
| Gitau Rose Wahu | Njuguna Mary Wanjiru |
| Auka Christine Kemuma | Ombija Collins Apiyo |
| Wachira Alice Mukami | Ajwang Aziza |
| Okwengu Lui Godfrey Geno | Musambai Eric Analo |
| Imaana Fredrick Koome | Kyalo Margaret Kathina |
to be Resident Magistrates and Deputy Registrars, with effect from the 20th November, 2018.
Dated the 22nd January, 2019
Article 1(3) (c) of the Constitution recognizes the Judiciary and independent tribunals as State organs to which sovereign power is delegated by the people of Kenya. According Article 159 (1) of the Constitution, judicial authority vests in and is to be excised by courts and tribunals established by or under the Constitution. Article 169 (1) further defines subordinate courts under the Judiciary to include local tribunals as may be established by an Act of Parliament. Out of the over 50 tribunals in Kenya, 20 have been transited to the Judiciary in compliance with the Constitution. Below are the 20 tribunals under the Judiciary and their respective jurisdictions.
Tribunals are now coordinated through the office of Registrar Tribunals established by the Judicial Service Commission.