Reprieve for Ruto in Latest High Court Orders

The development comes after President William Ruto recently met 12,353 UDA aspirants for the 2027 General Election at State House, Nairobi, a move that has attracted mixed political reactions...

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The High Court has refused to issue interim orders to stop political activities at State House, opting instead to hear the substantive case on its merits. This decision follows a petition filed by lawyer Lempaa Suyianka, who argues that using public facilities for partisan political activities is unconstitutional.

Justice Bahati Mwamuye declined the interim orders on Tuesday, February 10.
The petition seeks a declaration that such conduct is unconstitutional and seeks a refund of public funds used.
President William Ruto recently hosted 12,353 UDA aspirants for the 2027 General Election at State House.
Former Bomet Governor and Judicial Service Commission (JSC) Vice Chairperson Isaac Ruto faced scrutiny for attending a UDA meeting at State House in late January.
Suyianka has also filed a separate petition regarding public money spent on the National Prayer Breakfast.

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