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CASE 3: HUD/GPO/POL/015/5/15 ANONYMOUS The Commission received an anonymous complaint alleging that many officers within the Administration Police had completed their undergraduate courses in 2012. It was alleged that unlike their counterparts in the Kenya Police Force, they were not promoted to the position of Cadets. In his response, the Deputy Inspector General of police informed the Commission that the recruits for the course 1/2013 had just graduated after a fifteen month training and that there were no available spaces for training. It was indicated that the officers will be informed of availability of space as and when they arose. We advised the complainants accordingly. CASE 4: CAJ/CID/015/2101/14/NG THE COMMISSION ON <strong>ADMINISTRATIVE</strong> JUSTICE 26 The Commission received a complaint alleging delay in determining an appeal against the complainant transfer from his work station. He subsequently appealed against the decision to transfer him but the same had not been determined. Upon intervention of the commission the appeal was expeditiously determined in his favor. CASE 5: CAJ/KSM/M.AGRI/014/2/13 The complaint was on allegations of delay in payment of terminal dues by the Pyrethrum Regulatory Authority. Inquiries were initiated with the respondent and finally the complainant was paid all the dues owed to him amounting to Khs 627 448.
CASE 6: CAJ/KSM/M.LAN/022/28/13 The complaint was on allegations of inaction by the Police in Central Police Station in Kisumu in relation to a land fraud case reported at the station. The complainant informed the commission had failed to take action against the suspect. Upon intervention commission suspect were arrested and charged in court for fraud. CASE 7: CAJ/KSM/JUD/001/81/14 The complainant alleged denial to be updated on the status of his case which he had lodged before senior resident magistrate court in Nyando. The commissioned contacted and referred him to the Executive Officer of Nyando Law Courts. His file was perused and he was updated that his suit had been dismissed for nonattendance. CASE 8: CAJ/KSM/M.LAN/022/61/14 The complainant alleged delay in issuance of a title deed for his land situated in Kisumu. He stated that this was despite the fact he had paid all the requisite fee and submitted the required documents. Upon intervention of the commission the title was issued promptly. THE COMMISSION ON <strong>ADMINISTRATIVE</strong> JUSTICE 27
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Page 5 and 6: Table of Contents ABBREVIATIONS AND
Page 7 and 8: ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS AOMA CAJ
Page 9 and 10: mandate. Key among them was budgeta
Page 11 and 12: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The 2014 Annual R
Page 13 and 14: ii) That there was negligence in th
Page 15 and 16: iv) The Ministry of Lands, Housing
Page 17 and 18: UNRESPONSIVE AND MALFEASANT PUBLIC
Page 19 and 20: PROMOTING CONSTITUTIONALISM AND GOO
Page 21 and 22: advance constitutionalism and democ
Page 23 and 24: 1.0. HISTORY, MANDATE AND STRUCTURE
Page 25 and 26: Rights and Equality Commission into
Page 27 and 28: 1.7. THE STRUCTURE OF COMMISSION Th
Page 29 and 30: 1.9. THE LOGO OF THE COMMISSION THE
Page 31 and 32: WAYS OF LODGING COMPLAINTS PERSONAL
Page 33 and 34: Level IV The Commission may: 1. Mak
Page 35 and 36: A CHART OF CASES HANDLED BY CAJ IN
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4.0. PUBLIC EDUCATION AND ADVOCACY
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4.3. AWARENESS THROUGH AGRICULTURAL
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4.5. MEDIA-BASED ADVOCACY AND EDUCA
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5.0. PROMOTING CONSTITUTIONALISM AN
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5.7. HUDUMA OMBUDSMAN AWARDS This i
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7.0. INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY BUILDIN
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7.5. PROCUREMENT Following the affi
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