The public inquest into the fatal shooting of anti-government protester Rex Masai has formally concluded after two years of proceedings, according to Ghafla Kenya. The hearings, held at the Milimani Law Courts, ended on Monday, September 7, 2026, following final testimony from the Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA). Over the course of the inquest, 30 prosecution witnesses testified and 48 physical and digital exhibits were submitted as evidence in the case.

The inquest into the fatal shooting of Kenyan Gen-Z protester Rex Masai has closed after a forensic expert confirmed the authenticity of CCTV footage central to the case. Joshua Mutua, IPOA Senior Assistant Director of Forensics, told Presiding Magistrate Geoffrey Onsarigo on September 7, 2026, that digital examinations found no evidence of deletion, alteration, or manipulation. He said the Independent Policing Oversight Authority retrieved the original files via USB flash drive, allowing the proceedings to conclude.

During a court visit, protected witnesses identified Paul Mackenzie and seven co-accused individuals at key sites in Shakahola Forest. They provided details regarding alleged cult activities connected to the deaths in Shakahola and Kwa Binzaro.

An inquest into the death of Anele Tembe has heard testimony from six witnesses on its first day, TimesLIVE reports. One witness told the court they heard a loud scream followed by a bang, as if someone had been hit by a car. The inquest is examining the circumstances surrounding Tembe's death, with further witness testimony expected as proceedings continue.

A former apartheid-era Askari is set to appear in court facing 15 counts of murder, among other charges. The legal proceedings are part of ongoing efforts to address crimes committed during the apartheid era, according to SABC News.

The International Crimes Division of the High Court in Kampala has determined that three individuals accused of the murder of Joan Kagezi, an Assistant Director of Public Prosecutions, have a case to answer. This ruling follows the court's evaluation of evidence presented by witnesses regarding the murder that occurred on March 30, 2015.