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President William Ruto has this morning put to task the newly sworn-in judges of the high court to be impartial, fearless and free of bias in the delivery of justice. Chief justice Martha Koome represented by her deputy Philomena Mwilu in the oath-taking ceremony at the state house said the additional number of judges is a huge relief in solving the backlog of cases and access to justice.
Newly sworn-in judges of the high court come as a huge relief - CJ
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