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It was evident that judges were keen to avoid being used as shields as political antagonists flexed their muscles right into the courtrooms.
The Deputy President said while advising the President is part of his duties, this only occurs if the President requests his counsel.
Kindiki emphasised that law enforcement's role in violent encounters is governed by the law, and he has no reason to be held accountable for the polic...
Kindiki proposed a solution to bridge the gap between the differing perspectives of the Council of Governors and the Controller of Budget.
He further asked leaders to respect the church leadership, maintaining that the voice of the church is the voice of God.
The Deputy President highlighted the importance of institutional autonomy in ensuring fair and impartial justice.
The Deputy President also assured the media that the government would respect judicial decisions.
Thang'wa stated that Mwathi was taken away by men in Subaru vehicles, and he accused the DCI of refusing to provide information on the former MP's whe...
Attempting to calm the mourners, Speaker Murimi pleaded, “Allow me to read so that we can give Mark respect."
Kindiki addressed concerns raised by the Catholic Church, criticising the government's perceived failure to deliver on campaign promises and accusing...
Kindiki highlighted the importance of unity within the party and across Kenya, pledging to uphold the United Democratic Alliance party's ideals as the...
In its resolution, the NEC said that it found that Gachagua cannot hold the position as he stands impeached and cannot perform the duties of the Offic...
The new institution, which was previously a constituent college of the National Defence University-Kenya (NDU-K), will now function as an independent...
According to the petitioners, the e-filing system experienced a sudden breakdown on October 18, the same day the National Assembly voted to confirm Pr...
Embu Governor Cecily Mbarire, who is the party's chairperson confirmed this after the swearing-in ceremony of Kindiki.
In a moment of introspection, Kindiki acknowledged the influence of his family in shaping his character.
He succeeds former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua who was impeached.
The ceremony was scheduled to commence at 10 am, with attendees encouraged to arrive by 9 am.
His political career took off when he defended President William Ruto during the high-profile ICC case.
At the same time, Mudavadi has declared Friday, November 1 a public holiday for the swearing-in of Kindiki.
