Petitioners are challenging the impeachment of Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, arguing it was a politically motivated purge by the President William Ruto administration to control Mt Kenya politics.

• Petitioners claim constitutional safeguards were dismantled to remove a political rival ahead of the 2027 polls.
• The impeachment process, which saw the National Assembly vote 281-44 and the Senate vote 54-13, is described as a "systematic constitutional collapse."
• Lawyers argued Parliament acted as an Executive tool, bypassing public participation and court orders in a rushed process.

The High Court has declined to penalize political parties for the illegal recruitment of members after ruling that electronic evidence provided by petitioners was inadmissible.

• Four petitioners, including the Katiba Institute, sued parties like UDA, Jubilee, and Farmers Party for allegedly registering them without consent.
• Justice Lawrence Mugambi ruled against the petitioners because they failed to attach a certificate of electronic evidence to authenticate their data.
• The court noted that while the Registrar of Political Parties received at least 200 complaints, the petitioners' electronic evidence lacked the legal threshold for admissibility, causing the petition to collapse for want of proof.

Former Lands Minister Amos Kimunya has been cleared after a 12-year legal battle over an alleged land grab, expressing a wish that his late wife had lived to see justice served.

• The case involved a 25-acre piece of land valued at Sh60 million.
• Key individuals involved include former minister Amos Kimunya, former director Lilian Njenga, and Midlands Limited.
• Kimunya maintained the land was intended to help poor farmers, while the court found no proof of his involvement in fraudulent disposal or improper influence in the land's allocation.