The Senate has announced that impeachment proceedings against Isiolo Governor Abdi Guyo will be held in plenary on July 8 and 9, following the failure of a motion to form a special committee. Guyo was impeached by 16 out of 18 members of the Isiolo County Assembly due to allegations of mismanagement and stalling development.

• 16 out of 18 members voted for the impeachment
• Amason Kingi, Senate Speaker, announced the proceedings
• Legal proceedings have halted the impeachment, with the High Court in Meru ruling it null and void

Isiolo Governor Abdi Guyo will face a full plenary hearing in the Senate after a motion to form an 11-member special committee to investigate his impeachment was rejected.

• July 8 and 9 set for the impeachment hearing.
• Governor Abdi Guyo was impeached by the Isiolo County Assembly for accusations of abuse of office, violation of the Constitution, and gross misconduct.
• Allegations include irregular appointments of 36 advisors and 31 chief officers, awarding flawed contracts, and stalling development projects.

The Law Society of Kenya has filed a petition to disbar Deputy President Kithure Kindiki and Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen following allegations of human rights abuses during their tenures.

• LSK claims Kindiki and Murkomen oversaw excessive police brutality and extrajudicial killings.
• Former LSK President Nelson Havi criticized the society's inaction, warning it jeopardizes its reputation.
• The petition argues that their conduct meets the threshold for disciplinary action under the Advocates Act.

Senior Advisor in the Council of Economic Advisors, Moses Kuria, reiterated on June 30 that elections will likely not occur in 2027 due to legal challenges surrounding the reconstitution of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC).

• 2027 elections might not happen due to delayed appointments of IEBC Commissioners, according to Kuria.
• Kalonzo Musyoka, leader of the Wiper Party, advocates for elections to proceed if they are free and fair.
• Kuria referenced the Kriegler Commission findings, stating a commission must be established two years prior to ensure a fair election.

Concerns are rising in Kenya after Moses Kuria, a top advisor to President William Ruto, stated that there may not be a General Election in 2027, potentially delaying it until 2032. This statement has prompted widespread skepticism about the government's intentions.

• The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) might not be ready due to ongoing legal challenges, raising fears of a lack of credible elections.
• Moses Kuria claims that the current administration will remain in power if the election is not held.
• The countdown to the election preparation window begins in just over a month, with protests growing among Kenyans who demand their right to vote.