Gachagua impeachment Stories
His remarks come weeks after Deputy President Kindiki also addressed their relationship, insisting that nothing has changed between them.
Gachagua dismissed fears over being barred from participating in future elections, asserting that he had no obligation to vie for any seat.
Kimani alleged that despite being promised Sh250,000 for the assignment, she only received Sh50,000, a fraction of the agreed amount.
UDA members and the general public now have seven days, until January 30, 2025, to submit written objections or comments on the change, as outlined in...
Justice Ogola said there are no orders from the court of appeal stopping his bench from further proceeding with determining the issues before it and i...
The Gachagua impeachment, the US Elections 2024, Haiti, Cyclone Hidaya, Starlink Kenya, Gen Z, SHIF and Ford Foundation rounded off the top 10 most se...
Senator Thang'wa defended the donation clarifying that Gachagua's pledge was made in good faith long before the recent controversy surrounding politic...
Nyamwamu says Kenyan people who hired the President and his deputy should have the power to fire them.
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...
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...
Kindiki’s swearing-in is now expected to proceed without further delays.
The High Court bench comprising Justices Eric Ogola, Antony Mrima, and Freda Mugambi is now at liberty to proceed with making its ruling this afternoo...
Lawyer Ongoya criticised President William Ruto's swift moves leading to the October 18, 2024 vote, calling it "unprecedented."
The court pushed the hearing regarding the lifting of conservatory orders that prevent his swearing-in to Tuesday, October 29, 2024, at 10 am.
The lawyers questioned the judges' ability to provide a fair and impartial ruling.
The lawyer cited a previous Supreme Court ruling which determined that the President could not be enjoined in any legal proceedings, including those f...
This appeal comes as interim orders from the Kerugoya Court are set to expire on Thursday.
"We do not find any fault in the DCJ assigning judges to sit on this bench, more so when the CJ has not raised any red flag."
Kindiki was set to appear before the Senate alongside Energy and Petroleum Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi, both of whom failed to attend the session.
