Witness the legal tug-of-war as Ruto fights Gachagua's impeachment in a courtroom showdown!
In a dramatic turn of events echoing the turbulence of Kenya's political landscape, President William Ruto has taken a firm stance against the ongoing impeachment case concerning Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. This high-stakes legal battle is unfolding in the Milimani Law Court, where the focus has shifted to the potential nomination of a new deputy president, should the court rule in favor of Gachagua's impeachment. The legal community is buzzing as Attorney Adrian Kamotho champions the case for Kindiki to possibly fill Gachagua's shoes should his ousting go through.
Tensions have escalated in the courtroom, with a three-judge bench slated to sit on the case but finding itself embroiled in a standoff. On Tuesday, the High Court was forced to adjourn the hearing due to heated arguments among legal representatives, which left many in attendance buzzing with speculation. While the judiciary seeks to assert its authority, President Ruto contends that the High Court lacks jurisdiction to oversee the ouster of his deputy, leading to an intense battle not just for Gachagua's political career but also for the balance of power within the current administration.
The courtroom drama thickened as the justices pondered whether Deputy Chief Justice Philomena Mwilu had the necessary authority to establish the three-judge bench for this distinction-laden case. With both sides firm in their positions, the ruling will not only influence Gachagua's fate but may set precedence for future impeachment cases in Kenyaโs politically charged atmosphere.
As the legal wrangling continues, the public is left to wonder how this saga will resolve. Interestingly, this is not the first time a deputy president has faced impeachment; Kenya's political history is replete with such intrigues, but Gachagua's case presents a unique blend of political maneuvering and courtroom antics that has captured the nation's attention. With the political spice of Kenya, itโs not just a legal battle, but a theatrical display of power and influence playing out right before the eyes of the public. Fasten your seatbelts, folks; the Gachagua saga promises intrigue, drama, and perhaps, a few surprising plot twists along the way!
Lawyer Adrian Kamotho contended that the nomination of Kindiki to replace Rigathi Gachagua following his impeachment on Thursday, October 17, ...
Impeached DP Rigathi Gachagua and lawyer Paul Muite at the Milimani Law Court on Tuesday, October 22. [David Gichuru, Standard].
Impeached Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua was in court today for the hearing of two consolidated case linked to his impeachment: one challenging his ...
The matters are scheduled to be heard before a three-judge bench this morning. Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua at a Milimani Law Court on Tuesday, October 22, ...
The High Court will on Wednesday rule whether Deputy Chief Justice Philomena Mwilu has powers to constitute a three-judge bench to hear Rigathi Gachagua's ...
The High Court was forced to adjourn on Tuesday after the legal teams representing impeached deputy president and other parties went at each other forcing ...
He declined a push by lawyer John Khaminwa, the oldest practicing advocate at 88, to allow drop time restrictions on oral submissions citing the urgency of ...
High Court to make ruling in the case of the impeached Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.
While reading the ruling, Justice Anthony Mrima said that the DCJ can perform duties on behalf of the chief justice.
High Court on Wednesday issued orders in line with a petition challenging the impeachment of Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua after a group of lawyers ...