Nelson Havi, the former Law Society of Kenya (LSK) President, who has been fighting to unseat Chief Justice Martha Koome and the other Supreme Court judges, has announced a temporary suspension in pursuing the matter.
Taking to social media on Wednesday, April 2, Havi stated that this decision had been informed by the pending court orders stopping the Judiciary Service Commission (JSC) from considering any petitions against the seven.
Although he has continued the onslaught against the Supreme Court on social media despite the court orders, he stated that those discussions would cease until determinations are made by the three High Court judges who gave the conservatory orders.
The petitions, filed by the Justices in question and other interested parties, are expected to be heard this month, starting on April 3 by Justice Bahati Mwamuye, then another one on April 11 by Justice Charles Kariuki, and lastly on April 25 by Justice Lawrence Mugambi.
