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Kenya’s Most Poetic Court Verdicts (2025) by O. Mogere
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We chose 20 rulings and judgements among the many delivered between January and December 2025 in various courts in Kenya. In our analysis, the 20 had elements of poetry, reference to popular texts, or just raw expression of the authority of the courts.
This is a follow-up to the 2024 version.
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