In a show of solidarity and respect, judicial staff from the Embu Law Courts organized a peaceful walk along the streets of Embu to mourn the late Makadara Principal Magistrate Monica Kimani. The event, marked by a strong sense of community and reverence, highlighted the judicial fraternity’s unity and commitment to honoring their fallen colleague.
The peaceful walk not only served as a tribute to Magistrate Kimani but also underscored the importance of security within the judicial system. Participants, including judges, magistrates, clerks, and other court personnel, donned black attire and carried placards expressing their condolences and celebrating the life and contributions of Magistrate Kimani.
During the procession, participants emphasized the need for enhanced security measures for judicial staff, acknowledging the challenges and risks faced by those in the legal profession. The walk, which proceeded without incident, was a testament to the community’s support and the effectiveness of local law enforcement in ensuring a safe environment for such gatherings.
Magistrate Monica Kimani, remembered for her dedication, integrity, and service to the judiciary, had made significant contributions to the legal field. Her untimely passing has left a void, deeply felt by colleagues and the community alike.
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