Over 40 Senior Doctors File, Under a Certificate of Urgency, a Contempt and Enforcement Application Against the Board Members and Senior Management Named as Respondents for Alleged Disobedience of Subsisting High Court Orders Restraining Board Meetings, Capital Projects, and Dealings with the Hospital’s Fixed Deposits and Other Financial Investments.
By Corresspondence Staff Writer 4th, August 2026 6Hrs Nairobi Hospital Beacon Of Hope In Health Care Deepens With Weak Governance Faces Legal Tussles More than 40 senior doctors have filed a contempt and enforcement application before the High Court, accusing members of a hospital’s Board and senior management of allegedly disobeying existing court orders that restricted key governance and financial decisions. "The doctors, acting under a certificate of urgency, want the court to take action against the named respondents over claims that they proceeded with activities despite orders suspending or limiting certain board meetings, capital projects, and transactions involving the hospital’s fixed deposits and other financial investments. In the application, the doctors argue that the alleged actions amount to a disregard of the authority of the court and threaten the stability, accountability, and financial integrity of the institution.' The applicants contend that t...
