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The National Assembly recently approved funds to renovate the official residence of Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. However, this decision has raised eyebrows due to an ongoing impeachment motion against him. The impeachment revolves around allegations of abuse of office and financial improprieties, including claims that public funds may have been misused during the renovation. Gachagua’s legal team, led by senior lawyers including Elisha Ongoya, has been actively challenging the impeachment process. They argue that proper public participation was not conducted, and the Deputy President was not given a fair hearing before the motion was tabled in the National Assembly. His…

Embakasi East MP Babu Owino received a grand reception in Mavoko, Machakos County, where he was welcomed like royalty by a large and enthusiastic crowd. Known for his charismatic and bold personality, Babu Owino continues to solidify his influence both locally and nationally. His rising popularity is evident, as he engages with supporters, positioning himself as a key opposition figure who is vocal about the issues affecting Kenyans. Owino’s political style, often marked by his direct approach, resonates strongly with many, particularly the youth. His past struggles, such as growing up in poverty, give him a deep connection to the…

A tragic incident occurred at a quarry in the Shama District of Ghana, where an explosion killed five people and injured several others. The blast was caused by ammonium nitrate explosives, which were stored illegally by STA Addsams Enterprise, a Chinese-owned company. The explosion devastated nearby buildings and farmland, causing outrage among the local residents. The residents were furious as the quarry had been operating without proper permits, and the blast happened without warning. Many homes were damaged, and people were displaced, with some even expressing intentions of retaliation due to the severity of the destruction. Rescue teams, including the…

Marsabit Senator Mohamed Chute, elected on a UDA ticket, has recently criticized Mwengi Mutuse, raising questions about Mutuse’s legal expertise by asking if he’s “really a lawyer or just a tool for hire.” This confrontation comes amid rising political tensions, particularly in discussions around impeachment proceedings. There is speculation about impeachment motions being prepared within the Kenyan Parliament, possibly linked to the intensifying debates over accountability and political loyalty. These moves are part of broader political maneuvers happening in Kenya as politicians navigate challenges such as corruption allegations and public discontent. Senator Chute himself has been embroiled in controversies, including…

A Kenyan woman named Vanessa Grace shared a story on her TikTok account about an encounter she and her friend had with a smooth-talking Congolese man at Yaya Centre in Kilimani. The man, who boasted about being friends with a top political figure, invited them to a “business meeting.” He suggested the venue and encouraged them to order anything they wanted. After enjoying their meals, the man pretended to take an urgent phone call and disappeared, leaving the ladies to cover the KSh 7,500 bill. He had promised to send them the money later but never did. Vanessa revealed that…

Charcoal, despite being one of the most neglected products at home, offers numerous benefits beyond its typical use in lighting fires. Most people don’t realize how versatile and essential it can be for a variety of daily needs. If your shoes have an unpleasant smell, placing a piece of charcoal inside overnight will absorb the moisture and odor, leaving your shoes fresh and odor-free. This simple trick saves you the embarrassment of smelly feet. For unpleasant smells in your room, charcoal can work wonders. Simply place a few pieces in the areas where the odors are strongest, and the charcoal…

The Kenyan Senate is currently holding hearings regarding the impeachment of Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. This process was initiated after the National Assembly voted overwhelmingly in favor of his removal, with 282 MPs supporting the motion. The Senate now takes up the case, and its role is to review the charges and decide whether to uphold or dismiss the impeachment. The Senate, led by Speaker Amason Kingi, has opted to hold a plenary hearing rather than forming a special investigative committee. This means all Senators will directly participate in the impeachment process, scheduled to take place over two days—October 16…

Emuhaya MP Omboka Milemba, representing the Amani National Congress (ANC), recently faced a hostile reception in Vihiga after voting in support of the motion to impeach Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. This decision sparked outrage among a group of angry youths in his constituency, who felt betrayed by his vote. The confrontation turned violent as they chased him away and stoned his car, signaling deep dissatisfaction with his actions. The impeachment motion was highly divisive, and Milemba’s support for it placed him at odds with many of his constituents. The political landscape in Vihiga is particularly tense, as residents hold strong…

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua arrived at Parliament Buildings amidst heightened tension as he faced an impeachment trial. This came after the High Court declined to halt the Senate’s impeachment process against him, following a motion tabled by ex-Senator Cleophas Malala. The court dismissed Malala’s petition, which argued that Parliament lacked the constitutional two-thirds gender rule, giving the green light for the impeachment to proceed​. Gachagua arrived with a convoy around 4:45 pm and was set to defend himself against a series of charges, including allegations of inflammatory public utterances and the unlawful acquisition of assets in multiple counties. He was…

The Kenyan Senate is currently holding hearings regarding the impeachment of Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. This process was initiated after the National Assembly voted overwhelmingly in favor of his removal, with 282 MPs supporting the motion. The Senate now takes up the case, and its role is to review the charges and decide whether to uphold or dismiss the impeachment. The Senate, led by Speaker Amason Kingi, has opted to hold a plenary hearing rather than forming a special investigative committee. This means all Senators will directly participate in the impeachment process, scheduled to take place over two days—October 16…