Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua Stories
Aura wants all related matters paused until his application is heard, insisting only a reconstituted bench can deliver justice in such a high-stakes c...
Gachagua says his statements were taken out of context, insisting he only meant that President William Ruto would lose the election regardless of who...
In a heated debate in Parliament on Tuesday, legislators rallied behind a motion moved by Suna East MP and Minority Whip Junet Mohamed, who warned tha...
During the meeting with Kindiki, musicians praised the success of the Social Health Insurance Fund, but Gachagua condemned their actions as a betrayal...
Gachagua condemned the alleged attack on Koimburi, terming it part of a pattern of political persecution targeting his party's leadership.
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua announced that the party is targeting at least 130 National Assembly seats and 22 Senate seats.
The Digital Content Creators Association of Kenya accused the former Deputy President of attempting to silence artistic voices and weaponise culture f...
Additional reports add that the MP's wife sustained minor injuries during the commotion as she attempted to stop her husband's abduction.
On May 9, the Court of Appeal overturned Deputy CJ Philomena Mwilu's decision to appoint a three-judge bench to hear consolidated petitions filed by t...
This comes just weeks after Gachagua, during a widely publicised event on May 15, publicly unveiled the name of the party and introduced a line-up of...
NCIC termed as Gachagua's remarks as reckless and inciteful remarks, after he referred to the 2007/2008 post-election violence as a “Christmas party”.
Gachagua came under fire following a controversial statement where he warned that the country could descend into violence “worse than 2007” if elector...
Maleya, in response, insists that since the petitions raised critical constitutional and governance issues, they should not be withdrawn and instead b...
The directorate also revealed that a boda boda rider who found the priest said he had visible bruises on his head and was bleeding. Fr Maina reportedl...
Based on the state of the body, investigators believe the killer ensured the priest was dead before leaving the scene.
Opposition leaders and political parties have issued scathing statements in reaction to the incident, accusing the government of deploying security fo...
Gachagua also stated that he has not received any official summons from any government agency regarding his remarks, but affirmed that he would comply...
The former deputy president touched on the 2007 post-election violence, a period during which over 1,200 people died in ethnic clashes, suggesting tha...
Kindiki criticised opposition leaders who are already focusing on the 2027 elections, arguing that the country cannot remain in a constant state of po...
Gachagua said that Ruto's constant reshuffling of the Cabinet is an attempt to distract Kenyans from his own administrative failures.
According to Gachagua, the decision to keep President Ruto's photos was deliberate, meant to constantly remind him not to trust people blindly.
Gachagua said he had been a DJ both for fun and to earn money, adding that he bought a disco system for about Sh25,000, which was considered a signifi...
If his impeachment was intended to end his political journey, Gachagua sees it instead as the start of a new, more purposeful chapter—one that begins...
Concerns are mounting over the rise in politically motivated violence, prompting election observers to question whether the 2027 polls will be free an...
Gachagua intends to continue with petitions urging the High Court to find his impeachment was not constitutional and therefore invalidate it.
CS Murkomen claimed that the violence was sparked by a dispute among some of Gachagua’s supporters over unpaid dues.
Kindiki warned that insults, political violence, and divisive language threaten the country’s democratic foundation and must not be tolerated.
Rowdy individuals, believed to be goons, tried to storm the venue with the apparent intent to disrupt the proceedings, which had come to a close.
