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Chief Justice Martha Koome talked about the importance of empowering Kenyans to become agents of justice so as to resolve disputes, therefore ensuring less disputes in the courts during the regional Hearth Summit 2024.
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CJ Koome on the importance of empowering Kenyans to be agents of justice
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