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July 13, 2026
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Wetang'ula risks jail over alleged breach of court orders on political campaigns

Wetang'ula risks jail over alleged breach of court orders on political campaigns

The High Court has certified as urgent a contempt application seeking to have Speaker Moses Wetang'ula jailed for at least one month or fined Sh725,017 for each political engagement...

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National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang'ula faces potential jail time or a substantial fine for allegedly violating court orders that restrained him from engaging in partisan political campaigns.

  • Wetang'ula is accused of breaching conservatory orders issued on July 8, 2026.
  • The contempt application was filed by Vocal Africa against the National Assembly Speaker.
  • The penalty sought includes a jail term of at least one month or a fine of Sh725,017 for each alleged political engagement.

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