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HomeDaily NewsThursday, July 2, 2026High Court Declares Ruto Cabinet Illegal, Unfit for Office - July 2026
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High Court Declares Ruto Cabinet Illegal, Unfit for Office - July 2026

Kenya's High Court has declared President William Ruto's Cabinet illegal, ruling that the appointees are unfit for office. This landmark ruling represents a significant legal blow to the President's administration, creating uncertainty about the Cabinet's continued functioning. The Cabinet, chaired by President Ruto, had approved billions of shillings for infrastructure and development projects, seen as a strategy to showcase achievements ahead of the August 10, 2027 elections. The timing of the ruling and projects approval cycle suggests the government may be attempting to shore up political support amid the legal crisis.

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Thursday 8:05 AMStandard Politics

Damned if he does, damned if he doesn't: Inside Ruto's dilemma on Cabinet reshuffle

Damned if he does, damned if he doesn't: Inside Ruto's dilemma on Cabinet reshuffle

The High Court has dealt a significant blow to President William Ruto by declaring his current Cabinet illegal, deeming its members unfit for office.

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Key Highlights

The High Court has dealt a significant blow to President William Ruto by declaring his current Cabinet illegal, deeming its members unfit for office.

  • The High Court's ruling has declared the existing Cabinet illegal.
  • The ruling names President William Ruto as the key figure facing this challenge.
  • The court's decision suggests the appointed individuals are not fit for their positions, creating a difficult situation for the President.
Thursday 12:00 AMStandard Politics

Ruto Cabinet: Damned if he does, damned if he doesn't

Ruto Cabinet: Damned if he does, damned if he doesn't

Kenya's High Court has declared President William Ruto's Cabinet illegal, deeming the appointees unfit for office.

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Key Highlights

Kenya's High Court has declared President William Ruto's Cabinet illegal, deeming the appointees unfit for office.

  • The High Court's ruling is a significant setback for President William Ruto.
  • The key individuals involved were President William Ruto and his appointed Cabinet.
  • The ruling suggests the Cabinet members are considered "rejects" and not suitable for their positions.
Wednesday 10:37 PMNation PoliticsFirst

Wooing the masses: Ruto eyes masses with multi-billion-shilling projects

Wooing the masses: Ruto eyes masses with multi-billion-shilling projects

The Kenyan Cabinet, chaired by President William Ruto, has approved billions of shillings for infrastructure and development projects, seen as a strategy to showcase achievements ahead of the August 10, 2027 elections.

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Key Highlights

The Kenyan Cabinet, chaired by President William Ruto, has approved billions of shillings for infrastructure and development projects, seen as a strategy to showcase achievements ahead of the August 10, 2027 elections.

  • The Cabinet endorsed strategic investments totaling billions, including Sh26 billion for the Judicial Performance Improvement Project Phase II and an additional Sh16.6 billion for the Mwache multipurpose dam.
  • Key initiatives also include the Mother and Child Lifeline Initiative (Sh4.5 billion) and the Leather Value Chain Development Support Project (Sh5.8 billion).
  • These approvals come as a review of the Kenya Kwanza manifesto indicates some promises have been broken or abandoned, while others are being cited as achievements.
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