In a move aimed at reducing the backlog of cases, Nyeri residents have been urged to embrace the Alternative Justice System (AJS) as a faster means of resolving disputes outside formal court proceedings. Nyeri Presiding Judge Maureen Odero said the system provides a faster, less expensive and accessible way of resolving disputes, adding that the…
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