Based in Nairobi, Cibber covers high-profile legal disputes, anti-corruption cases, and regulatory affairs, with a primary focus on proceedings at the Milimani Law Courts. Over the...
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Embattled former ODM Secretary General Edwin Sifuna has again moved to the Political Parties Tribunal by an amended complaint seeking that the Tribunal quash the decision by the Registrar of Political Parties to ratify the resolution by the ODM NEC of 22/06/2026 to remove Edwin Sifuna as SG.
The ODM NEC had acted on a decision by the ODM Disciplinary Panel which Sifuna opted not to participate in alleging bias.
The Tribunal chaired by Gad Gathu today ordered that the complaint be heard on 18/08/2026.
Sen Sifuna is represented by SC Okero while the ODM Party is represented by SAM MAKORI and KEN AMONDI.
The ODM Party has opposed Sifunas complaint on the grounds that ; the allegations of bias against the disciplinary panel are mere speculation; the disciplinary process was lawful and fair; the complainant chose not to participate in the process and finally that the Tribunal lacks jurisdiction to quash or prohibit the decision of the Registrar of Political Parties made in exercise of her statutory authority.
Based in Nairobi, Cibber covers high-profile legal disputes, anti-corruption cases, and regulatory affairs, with a primary focus on proceedings at the Milimani Law Courts. Over the past decade, his reporting has unpacked complex legal arguments, fraud investigations, and constitutional petitions, translating intricate courtroom dynamics into clear, objective news for the public.Current Role: Senior Court & Crime Reporter at The Weekly NewsCore Beats: Milimani Law Courts, corporate fraud, constitutional law, public interest litigation, and political governance.Background: Holds a bachelor's degree in mass communication and journalism. Prior to joining The Weekly News, Cibber contributed to various digital media outlets covering civic policy and criminal justice developments across East Africa.Editorial Approach: Driven by accuracy, judicial accountability, and ethical reporting, ensuring balanced coverage on matters of national interest.
