Court declines to nullify DP Kindiki’s swearing-in as Gachagua seeks Sh40 million compensation
At the same time, the bench, also presiding over Gachagua’s impeachment case, declined to disqualify itself from hearing the matter.
At the same time, the bench, also presiding over Gachagua’s impeachment case, declined to disqualify itself from hearing the matter.
Wamae said the president should not be shielded from accountability, as he had positioned himself as an experienced leader capable of delivering on promises once in office.
The Deputy President also outlined other government plans aimed at stimulating the economy and creating jobs, particularly for young people.
Kindiki insisted that their re-election plan is grounded in development and service delivery, not backdoor deals.
He noted that while the commission is now expected to handle electoral matters, the Kenya Kwanza administration remains focused on delivering development
The Deputy President dismissed opposition critics as lacking meaningful solutions and accused them of being stuck in slogans.
Conveying a message from President William Ruto, Kindiki said the government would not tolerate another episode of lawlessness and was ready to act decisively to protect the country’s peace and order.
Kindiki emphasized that the Constitution establishes one government operating at two levels—national and county—and that these levels should complement rather than compete with each other.
The latest developments include activist Fredrick Mula seeking to take over a case Gachagua's team wants withdrawn, a move strongly opposed by his lawyer Paul Muite.
While addressing residents of Wote in Makueni Constituency on Saturday, June 14, 2025, during an Economic Empowerment initiative, Kindiki stood firm in his support for the president.
Speaking during the 62nd Madaraka Day celebrations at the Raila Odinga Stadium in Homa Bay, Kindiki said leadership must reflect all age groups and ensure that every generation feels part of the country's journ...
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki, who visited the town on Friday evening, assured residents that the government has responded to their cries and is determined to restore safety.