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Описание: Ndindi Nyoro Removed As Budget Committee Chair As Gachagua Allies Stripped Of Their Power

A major political shift has taken place in parliament, as allies of Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua have been removed from key leadership positions.

In a move signaling the ruling coalition’s dominance, Raila Odinga’s allies have taken over crucial parliamentary committees.

Samuel Atandi now chairs the budget committee, replacing Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro


Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has been removed from office after he was impeached in a historic vote in the country’s Senate on Thursday night.

Gachagua becomes the first deputy president to be removed from office in this way since impeachment was introduced in Kenya’s 2010 constitution.

The 59-year-old, who was once a close ally of President William Ruto, faced 11 charges including insubordination to the president, inciting ethnic violence, corruption, undermining government and money laundering, among others.

Kimani Ichung’wah, a tough defender of Ruto found himself in trouble trying to defend the Ruto government. The Majority leader of the Kenyan National Assembly and member of parliament, has labelled allegations that the police kidnapped and forcibly disappeared protesters in recent large scale demonstrations “a conspiracy”.
“I do not believe there are enforced disappearances perpetuated by the state in Kenya,” Ichung’wah told Head to Head host Mehdi Hasan in front of a live audience at London’s Conway Hall.
Ichung’wah, a close ally of President Ruto, was asked to address violent crackdowns against demonstrators by Kenyan police and security services, particularly in June 2024 when thousands of young Kenyans took to the streets in protest of the governments’ Finance Bill. According to the Kenya Human Rights Commission, since Ruto took office in 2022 there have been at least 63 civilian deaths, 65 forced disappearances, and over 1,400 unlawful detentions of protesters.
00 Human Capital Development, might soon be out of a job.
“Justin Muturi knows he's probably on his way out, Ichung’wah said. “He definitely knows it.”
During the interview, Ichung’wah was also asked to clarify his personal net worth after Junet Mohamed, the minority leader in Kenyan parliament, joked that he was worth 5 billion shillings or $38 million US dollars.
“Not 5 billion,” he said. “Probably about close to 1 billion.”
On the widespread criticism of Kenyan MPs flaunting their wealth online, Ichung’wah said, “It's rather unfortunate. Nobody should do that”.
“Members of parliament in my party in the House who I see flaunting things that are not palatable with Kenyans, I tell them, “Hey bro, this is not good,” he added.
Hasan and Ichung’wah are joined by a panel of three experts:
Awino Okech, Professor of Feminist and Security Studies at University of London-SOAS; Irungu Houghton, Executive Director of Amnesty International Kenya and Moses Langat, Kenya Community Leader in the Diaspora based in the United Kingdom

National Assembly Majority Leader Kimani Ichung'wah has received Kenyans Hatred just like his allay William Ruto. He has Paid the price of Following underperforming and unpopular government. He has elongated his hypothetical political clamour as he lectured Natembeya today over Gen Z Abductions. Kimani Ichungugwa tried so much to defend Ruto and his government just like many other times before. But sometimes it so hard for him because Kenyans reject and heckle him Badly.

Kimani Ichungugwa said that Looking at that story I have seen how the President has gone through alot yet he found an economy in a wreck.

The legislator has been seemingly going after fomer Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua's as tensions continue to rise on the murky politics of the Mount Kenya region.

For weeks now, he has been making fiery statements against "leaders who seek to segregate a nation based on tribe, colour, religion" whom he has linked to the political clamour in the region.


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Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has been removed from office after he was impeached in a historic vote in the country’s Senate on Thursday night.

Gachagua becomes the first deputy president to be removed from office in this way since impeachment was introduced in Kenya’s 2010 constitution.

The 59-year-old, who was once a close ally of President William Ruto, faced 11 charges including insubordination to the president, inciting ethnic violence, corruption, undermining government and money laundering, among others.

Ndindi Nyoro Removed As Budget Committee Chair As Gachagua Allies Stripped Of Their Power

A major political shift has taken place in parliament, as allies of Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua have been removed from key leadership positions in a move signaling the ruling coalition’s dominant