
Francis Gikonyo
Francis Gikonyo is a High Court judge in Kenya who recently made a significant ruling regarding the integrity test outlined in Chapter Six of the Constitution, stating that a person need not be convicted to be disqualified from leadership positions, thus challenging the status quo of political accountability in the country.
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Justice Francis Gikonyo sentenced Kerich for contempt of court.
Sakaja stares at jail term for allegedly aiding Kerich's travel to DubaiJustice Francis Gikonyo sentenced Kerich for contempt of court.
Jail Sakaja: Lawyers cite claims he helped Kerich escape arrest after prison sentenceFrancis Gikonyo was mentioned as an unsuccessful candidate.
Explained: Court of Appeal nominations spark debate on gender balanceJustice Francis Gikonyo declined to bar receiver managers appointed by Equity from taking over.
TransCentury suffers setback in Sh2.2 billion loan row with Equity BankFrancis Gikonyo is the High Court Judge who declined to issue the orders in the case.
Contractor sues KPA over Sh1.2b asbestos removal projectJustice Francis Gikonyo barred the bank from either appointing a receiver manager or seeking to liquidate both firms for 90 days to allow them to pay the debt.
EA Cables and TransCentury get lifeline in Sh4.8b loan rowFrancis Gikonyo delivered a judgment emphasizing that a person need not be convicted to be disqualified under Chapter Six of the Constitution.
How court misstep in Uhuru case dimmed the promise of Chapter Six

































