
Lydia Achode
Lydia Achode is a notable Kenyan judge serving on the Court of Appeal, recognized for her contributions to the judiciary and her commitment to upholding the rule of law. She recently gained attention for her role in a landmark ruling that favored Lavington residents in their battle against a proposed 16-storey apartment project, emphasizing the importance of environmental conservation and adherence to zoning regulations.
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Justice Kairu defeated three other candidates in the race for the court’s top leadership position: Lady Justice Lydia Achode.
Kairu elected new president of the Court of AppealJustice Kairu defeated three other candidates in the race for the court's top leadership position: Lady Justice Lydia Achode, Justice Patrick Kiage and Lady Justice Agnes Murgor.
Justice Gatembu Kairu elected President of Appeal's CourtJudge Lydia Achode was involved in the decision to set aside the contempt findings against Matiang'i.
Matiang'i celebrates 'big' win after appellant court overturns convictionJustice Mwilu appointed Justices Lydia Achode, Pauline Nyamweya, George Odunga, James Makau, and Antony Ndungu.
Gachagua's blessing, MPs faulted as court to decide on DCJ powersCourt of Appeal Judges Wanjiru Karanja, Kathurima M’inoti, and Lydia Achode unanimously agreed that the Mbaazi Residents Association and Millennium Gardens residents’ concern was genuine.
Why court sided with Lavington residents to stop 16-storey apartment project



























