Kenyans will soon benefit from a major overhaul in the justice system as the country prepares for 2027 elections. The reforms, announced by the justice sector, aim to introduce paperless courts to improve efficiency, accessibility, and responsiveness to citizens' needs. Chief Justice Martha Koome emphasized that the changes are designed to modernize legal processes and ensure faster case resolution. The initiative is part of broader efforts to align Kenya's judicial framework with contemporary technological advancements. The reforms are expected to reduce administrative delays and enhance transparency in court operations. This shift marks a significant step toward digital transformation in Kenya's legal system, with the goal of better serving the public. (eastleighvoice.co.ke)