Lawyers Mourn the Loss of Judge David Majanja at Milimani Court The legal fraternity in Kenya has been thrown into mourning following the untimely demise of Justice David Majanja at the Milimani Law Courts. According to reports, Judge Majanja collapsed in his chambers and was rushed to a nearby hospital, where he was pronounced dead upon arrival. The news of his passing sent shockwaves through the legal community and the Kenyan judicial system. Judge Majanja was known for his unwavering commitment to justice and his dedication to serving the people of Kenya. He had a reputation for being fair, impartial, and compassionate, and his rulings were widely respected within the legal profession. As lawyers gathered at the Milimani Law Courts to pay their last respects, a sense of profound loss and sadness permeated the atmosphere. Senior advocates, magistrates, and fellow judges expressed their heartfelt condolences to Judge Majanja’s family and colleagues. “We have lost a great jurist and a true legal luminary,” said Senior Counsel Ahmednasir Abdullahi. “Judge Majanja was a pillar of our justice system, and his absence will be deeply felt.” “He was a mentor to many young lawyers, including myself,” said Magistrate Jacqueline Kamau. “His wisdom and guidance shaped my own career, and I will forever be grateful for his influence.” Judge Majanja’s death is not only a loss to the legal community but also to the wider Kenyan society. He was known for his tireless efforts to promote access to justice for all, particularly the marginalized and disadvantaged members of our community. His passion for justice extended beyond the courtroom. Judge Majanja was actively involved in various legal aid initiatives and served as a mentor to students of law. He was a true advocate for the rule of law and a champion of human rights. As the legal fraternity mourns the loss of Judge David Majanja, they also celebrate his life and the indelible mark he has left on the Kenyan justice system. His legacy will continue to inspire future generations of lawyers and judges to strive for excellence and to uphold the principles of fairness and equality before the law.Mourning descended upon Milimani Law Courts following the untimely demise of Judge David Majanja. The legal fraternity gathered to pay their last respects to the esteemed jurist who passed away suddenly. Senior lawyers and members of the judiciary expressed deep shock and disbelief at the passing of Judge Majanja. They described him as a brilliant and hardworking judge who had served the nation with distinction. “He was a man of immense legal knowledge and impeccable integrity. His rulings were always well-reasoned and impartial,” said Senior Counsel James Orengo. The President of the Law Society of Kenya, Nelson Havi, praised Judge Majanja for his contribution to the development of the legal system. “He will be remembered for his dedication to justice and his unwavering commitment to upholding the rule of law,” Havi said. Judge Majanja’s family and colleagues recounted his passion for his work and his unwavering belief in the importance of a fair and just society. “He was a mentor to many young lawyers and his legacy will continue to inspire us,” said one of his former clerks. The Chief Justice of Kenya, Martha Koome, ordered the flying of the court flag at half-mast in honor of Judge Majanja. She extended her deepest condolences to the family and the entire legal fraternity. The burial ceremony for Judge Majanja is scheduled to take place on a date yet to be announced. The legal community continues to mourn his loss and celebrate his life and achievements.