The Judicial Service Fee (JSC) has appointed Mokaya Frida Boyani, the Chief Registrar of the Judiciary for a five-year time period.
Mokaya was among the many seven candidates shortlisted by the Fee for the place of the Chief Registrar who have been interviewed on Monday 18th March 2024, a place that had attracted a minimum of 43 candidates.
In a press assertion despatched to newsrooms, the Chairperson of JSC, Martha Koome stated Mokaya was appointed following deliberation and cautious consideration of the candidates based mostly on advantage, efficiency and suitability for the place,
“Mokaya who has over 27 years’ expertise within the authorized occupation. Previous to her appointment she has been serving because the Registrar, Judicial Service Fee since 2012,” stated Koome.
Chief Justice Koome stated the brand new Chief Registrar joined the Judiciary in 1997 and served as a District Justice of the Peace II(Prof), Resident Justice of the Peace, Senior Resident Justice of the Peace, Principal Justice of the Peace and Senior Principal Justice of the Peace.
Mokaya acknowledged that as a Chief Registrar, she envisions her function as one in every of actively catalyzing the constitutional and standard mandate, as mirrored within the agenda of the Chief Justice, to construct a Judiciary that’s accountable, environment friendly, efficient, unbiased, interdependent, reliable and authoritative.
She stated her flagship precedence will likely be to help the Chief Justice in delivering on the Social Transformation by way of Entry to Justice agenda, particularly its modern people-centred justice mannequin, unlocking the potential that the Judiciary Fund represents, doing higher on how our Judiciary manages its sources together with workers and property.
“I will even help the correctly systematizing of our judicial coverage to outcomes cycle and aligning the institutional administration with this coverage to outcomes cycle in a means that clarifies roles and division of labour throughout the Judiciary.
Mokaya holds a Bachelor of Legal guidelines diploma from the College of Nairobi and a Put up Graduate Diploma in Legislation from the Kenya Faculty of Legislation. She can be a Licensed Public Secretary (CPS-Ok).
By Bernadette Khaduli
Supply: kenyanews
