Cases of women losing out when they sue for domestic violence may soon be no more. Women now have a document that will be used to provide information in cases brought before domestic courts that explains how to bring up complaints of violation.

An exhaustive protocol guidebook that will safeguard the legal rights of women in African has been finally launched.

As Attorney General (AG) Amos Wako prepares to leave office, women are keenly following reforms within the Judiciary.

After the appointment of Dr Willy Mutunga, Nancy Baraza and Keriako Tobiko as Chief Justice, Deputy Chief Justice and Director of Public Prosecutor respectively, all eyes are now turned to the Attorney General position.

The day is cool with blue skies. Everything seems to be silent. From a distance, a heap of chaff from wheat plantation can be seen. Next to it, a herd of sheep are grazing peacefully.

This is Rose Farm, formerly known as Kasuku Farm, one among others that have sparked controversy over what locals call illegal transfer of ownership.

There is a lot of excitement bubbling around me as I sit at the Communications Consortium Media Centre.

There are many women in the news and I wish this would stay with us for long. One woman is going for the presidency while another has been appointed to handle money matters at the International Monetary Fund.