Damned if he does, damned if he doesn't: Inside Ruto's dilemma on Cabinet reshuffle
High Court ruled that Cabinet does not adhere to the two third gender rule. President in dilemma over legal demands and political considerations after verdict...
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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.
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High Court Declares Ruto Cabinet Illegal, Unfit for Office - July 2026
The High Court has declared President William Ruto's Cabinet illegal, deeming its appointees unfit for office, creating a significant legal and political dilemma for the President. The ruling poses a challenging situation where Ruto faces criticism regardless of whether he reshuffles the Cabinet or maintains the current lineup. Meanwhile, the Cabinet has approved billions of shillings for infrastructure and development projects, seen as a strategy to showcase achievements ahead of the August 10, 2027 elections. These stories are connected as they all involve the Ruto Cabinet - the legal challenge it faces and its response through major project approvals.
