Court expands divorce possibilities, revamps definition of marital cruelty
In a significant development for Kenyan couples, a landmark ruling has been made by a legal authority or court that could reshape the way divorce cases are handled in the country. The ruling states that the end of affection or actions once done for a partner will no longer be considered desertion or cruelty.
This decision, while not specifying the exact person or court involved, marks a progressive step towards a more equitable divorce process. The implications of this ruling could potentially protect many individuals from unfair treatment within the legal system.
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In other news, the glitz and glamour of the red carpet were overshadowed this week by discussions on topics ranging from the importance of a good night's sleep to keeping passion alive after 'I Do'. Meanwhile, the ongoing strike by lecturers continues, with the Treasury recently releasing Sh2.5 billion in response.
Elsewhere, the murder of Agnes Wanjiru finally saw her killer unmasked 13 years later, while the Ruto regime is facing accusations of Sh3.3 trillion illegal debt. The ongoing political turmoil has led to a growing distrust among Kenyans towards the government, as highlighted in a recent article.
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