30/07/2026
Justice is strengthened when communities have clear, coordinated, and responsive pathways to resolve disputes. Reviewing the Alternative Justice Systems (AJS) County Action Plan is therefore essential to assessing progress, identifying gaps, and refining strategies that ensure AJS continues to meet the justice needs of communities.
Today, Kituo Cha Sheria, in partnership with the National Steering Committee on the Implementation of Alternative Justice Systems (NaSCI-AJS) and with support from GIZ,German International Cooperation, is conducting the validation of the reviewed Nakuru County Alternative Justice Systems (AJS) County Action Plan (CAP), the first AJS County Action Plan in Kenya to undergo a review, and the re-activation of the Nakuru AJS Working Group.
Led by the NaSCI-AJS Secretariat, Hon. Justice (Prof.) Joel Ngugi, Chairperson, Prof. Steve Ouma Akoth, Vice Chairperson, Hon. Jemimah Aludah Dr. Wambua Kituku, Executive Director of Kituo Cha Sheria, Hon. Justice (Dr) Joseph Sergon, Presiding Judge, Nakuru Law Court, and Hon. Tito Gesora, Chief Magistrate, Nakuru Law Court, alongside justice sector actors and community stakeholders, examined the role of AJS within Kenya's multi-door justice framework, reviewed the implementation of the Nakuru County AJS County Action Plan, validated the revised Action Plan and AJS Model, and explored stronger partnerships between NaSCI-AJS and Nakuru County to expand access to justice for vulnerable and underserved communities.