
Adrian Kamotho
Adrian Kamotho is the chair of the Transport Licensing Appeal Board in Kenya, known for overseeing transport-related legal matters and ensuring compliance with safety regulations within the public transport sector. He recently made headlines by issuing an interim order that allowed the transport company Super Metro to resume operations after a court ruling lifted a suspension imposed by the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA).
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Adrian Kamotho is an advocate who urged the court to issue conservatory orders against the boycott.
High Court halts LSK boycott against CJ Koome, targeted judgesAdrian Kamotho sought conservatory orders to halt the boycott by the Law Society of Kenya.
Court declines to suspend LSK boycottInstead, his lawyer, Adrian Kamotho, told the judge that the governor had taken steps to comply with the judgment by appointing Godfrey Akumali as Acting County Secretary.
Sakaja appears in court over failure to appoint Nairobi County secretaryAdvocate Adrian Kamotho has sued LSK led by President Charles Kanjama over its nationwide and targeted court boycott.
Lawyer seeks orders to suspend court boycottAdrian Kamotho chaired the tribunal that declined to lift the suspension of SuperMetro Sacco's operations.
SuperMetro fails to meet NTSA safety standards, suspension continuesAdrian Kamotho is the chair of the Transport Licensing Appeal Board who issued the order allowing Super Metro to resume operations.
Super Metro reprieve after court lifts suspension



















