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The Supreme Court of Kenya is scheduled to deliver four judgments and four rulings via email on Friday, October 30, 2026, according to a notice issued by the court.

Among the judgments listed is a case involving the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) Board of Trustees and Micro-City Computers Ltd.

The court will also deliver a judgment in a dispute involving Claire Kubochi and two others, suing as officials of the Rhapta Road Residents Association, against the Nairobi City County Executive Committee Member for Built Environment and Urban Planning and 20 others.

Other judgments scheduled for delivery involve John Ndung’u Kinyanjui and three others against the Attorney General, as well as Millenium Gardens Management Ltd against Metricom Homes Nairobi Co. Ltd, two others and Mbaazi Avenue Residents’ Association.

The four rulings include an application by the Attorney General, on behalf of the Cabinet Secretary for Interior and Coordination of National Government, against Nguruman Limited.

The court will also issue a ruling in a case involving the Bloggers Association of Kenya (BAKE) and three others against the Director of Public Prosecutions and three others.

The remaining rulings concern Anthony Kibandi Watuku against the Industrial and Commercial Development Corporation, and Chrisantus Juma Wafula against William Wamalwa Wekunda and two others.

The notice lists the matters for delivery on October 30 but does not specify the outcomes of the judgments or rulings.

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