Truth About People Inside Super Metro Buses Spotted Before Gachagua Rally
Several politicians allied to former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua accused Super Metro of transporting goons to the rally.
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Several politicians allied to former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua accused Super Metro of transporting goons to the rally.
He said he plans to spend part of his time in the US engaging with different communities.
NCIC summoned Gachagua on August 18 as part of investigations into remarks allegedly made during his tour of Meru County
Khalwale said he relayed his request through Ruto’s personal assistant, Farouk Kibet
Nyoro announced the defections on August 20, days after he formally left UDA and unveiled PPK as his new political vehicle
Gachagua's letter was written ahead of his planned visit to Emurua Dikirr Constituency in Narok County on Friday, August 21
Kenyan law does not generally bar politicians from being accompanied by civilian or private security personnel during rallies and other political gatherings.
He also called for investigations into the alleged financing of the Linda Mwananchi political caucus
The clarification followed the circulation of the document on social media, where it appeared to be an official Judiciary communication regarding a pending Supreme Court case.
The announcement was made through a Gazette notice dated August 14 and issued under the Political Parties Act (Cap 7D)
The remarks came after several roads in Homa Bay were disrupted on August 16 when rival youth groups barricaded major routes using stones, burning tyres and bonfires.
The incident unfolded as Kagombe addressed the gathering, with the crowd repeatedly chanting “one term.” In an apparent attempt to calm the situation.