Moses Kinyanjui
2280 Articles
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Gachagua impeachment to go through Senate plenary as special committee motion fails
The proposal was not seconded by the Minority as Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna said that the matter has elicited immense public attention and deserves a plenary prosecution.
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The pot calling the kettle black as Wetangula blasts Gachagua for doing same thing he did
Wetangula was forced to clarify his stance on the matter when the impeachment motion was being tabled in Parliament on October 1.The pot calling the kettle black as Speaker Wetangula blasts DP Gachagua for doing same thing he did
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Top 10 constituencies that want Gachagua out as 116,269 Kenyans vote for ouster
116,269 Kenyans who attended the nationwide public participation supported Gachagua's impeachment while 69,195 voted against it.
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Ruto has endorsed my impeachment - DP Gachagua
DP Gachagua went bare knuckle against his boss saying that he has moved his ouster motion owing to the sour bromance they share.
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41% of Kenyans support Gachagua's impeachment, majority propose Kindiki as replacement - TIFA
TIFA said that 38% of Kenyans oppose the impeachment with a majority of them hailing from the Mt. Kenya region, Gachagua's backyard.
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KPLC says Kenyans to soon monitor power outages, apply for connection online
Kenya Power said that the move lies on the backdrop of their 2024 customer service week with a focus on enhancing customer engagement for improved service delivery.
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'It was all planned,' Activist Morara Kebaso narrates Bomas attack ordeal
Kebaso met a harsh reception when he joined the convocation on Friday and shortly after taking his seat he was attacked by unknown people who pelted him with chairs leaving him with head, neck, and leg injuries.
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'Your privacy has been defiled as I fight my battles,' Gachagua apologizes to family
Gachagua said that his wife Dorcas Rigathi and their two sons have been dragged into the axis of his political throes, denying them privacy, as he faces a proposal to remove him from office.
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'Freedom of worship will be protected,' Ruto says amid push for regulation of churches
President Ruto stated that he will ensure churches are protected from freely practising their faith, firing a warning at those seeking to censure their practices.
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Gov't to set hotlines for SHIF complaints - Moses Kuria
Kuria said that the complaints will crucially aid the government in solving the thorny issues in the new unsavory scheme which has seen many Kenyans being denied medical attention.