Gachagua lawyers raise alarm over ‘missing pages’ in impeachment ruling
Lawyers for Rigathi Gachagua claim 64 pages are missing from a High Court impeachment judgment, questioning discrepancies between the ruling delivered in court and the version served to parties...
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Lawyers for former Kenyan Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua have raised concerns about an alleged discrepancy in the High Court's impeachment ruling, claiming key pages are missing from the certified copy.
- 64 pages are reportedly missing from the 350-page judgment delivered on June 8, 2026.
- The legal dispute involves former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and his legal team.
- The High Court upheld Gachagua's impeachment but awarded him Sh50 million in constitutional damages.
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Gachagua lawyers raise alarm over missing pages in impeachment ruling - June 2026
Lawyers for former Kenyan Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua have raised concerns about an alleged discrepancy in the High Court's impeachment ruling, claiming key pages are missing from the certified copy. Meanwhile, the united opposition, reportedly led by Gachagua, is actively campaigning in Western Kenya with the explicit aim of unseating President William Ruto in the August 2027 General Election. Opposition leaders continue launching fresh attacks against President Ruto during their tour of Western Kenya, urging voters to reject the Kenya Kwanza administration. In response, President William Ruto has labeled the united opposition a nuisance to Kenyans, asserting their frequent public criticism lacks constructive policy alternatives.
