A tribunal investigating Justice Mohammed Noor Kullow has cleared him of misconduct and recommended his reinstatement to the Environment and Land Court.
The tribunal, chaired by Justice Patrick Omwenga Kiage, was formed following petitions accusing Kullow of incompetence, misconduct and breaching judicial conduct regulations.
On March 24, 2024, Chief Justice Martha Koome oversaw the swearing-in of the 12-member tribunal, tasked with addressing four petitions seeking Kullow's removal from office.
The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) had presented the petitions to President William Ruto, asserting constitutional grounds for his removal.
