
Join Supreme Court proceedings virtually — open, accessible, transparent
The Supreme Court of Kenya embraces technology to ensure that justice is accessible, transparent and inclusive. Virtual court sittings allow parties, advocates and members of the public to participate in or observe proceedings from any location with an internet connection.
Virtual sittings are conducted with the same formality, decorum and legal effect as in-person proceedings. All participants are expected to dress appropriately, maintain silence unless addressed by the Court, and not record proceedings in any form.
The cause list, which is published daily, indicates which matters are set for virtual hearing and provides the relevant meeting link or joining instructions. Parties should also ensure they receive official notification from the Registry before joining any matter.
The Supreme Court conducts virtual hearings on the following platforms. Links are also included in the daily cause list.
Follow these steps to successfully join a virtual court hearing of the Supreme Court of Kenya.
Review the daily cause list published on this website to confirm your matter is scheduled and the platform to be used.
Download and install the relevant platform app (Zoom, Teams) on your device, or use a supported web browser.
Ensure your display name matches your full name and role (e.g., "Jane Doe – Advocate for Petitioner").
Only join via the link provided in the cause list or through the official Registry communication. Do not share links.
Keep your microphone muted and video off until you are addressed by the Court. Background noise disrupts proceedings.
Treat the virtual sitting with the same formality as an in-person hearing. Do not record proceedings. Rise when addressed.
Contact the Registry for help with virtual hearings or to obtain the correct link for your matter.