Gachagua

Ousted Vice President Rigate Gachagwa insisted he remains in office citing court orders, even as he claimed his ouster came after two failed assassination attempts. Mr Gachagwa blamed his plight on confronting President William Ruto…

to update: The Supreme Court issued interim orders halting Regathi Gachagwa's replacement as Vice President until October 24 when the matter will be mentioned before a bench appointed by Chief Justice Comey. Impeached Vice…

Vice President Rigathi Gachagwa was impeached two years after he was sworn in. At least 53 out of 66 senators voted on Thursday night to uphold the charges brought against him by the National Assembly last week. About 282 members of…

to update: The Senate has ended debate on the motion to impeach Vice President Rigate Gachagwa. Senators will vote on each of the 11 charges against the hospitalized Vice President. If the Senate upholds the impeachment, at least…

The way has been paved for the sacking of Vice President Rigate Gachagwa in the National Assembly after Parliament Speaker Musa Wetangula approved the motion seeking to oust the second-in-command from the lucrative position. From the…

Failure to issue licenses to private coffee mills, which has led to delays in the milling of coffee, is one of the key issues that have split coffee sector players amid a raft of reforms being pushed by Deputy President (DP)Rigathi…

Commodities Coffee prices dip, layoffs loom amid Rigathi Gachagua reforms Thursday September 21 2023 Metrin Wafula, a coffee farmer at Cheptais in Bungoma County harvests ripe berries. FILE PHOTO | NMG The volume and prices of…

Economy President Ruto, Regathi Gachagua, MPs set to have 14% salary increase in SRC review Friday, June 30, 2023 Vice President Regathi Gachagwa addresses the media at the official residence of the Vice President on June 21,…

Economy Offices of President Ruto, Regathi Gashagwa and Musalia Mudavadi to receive an additional Sh3.4 billion Friday, June 16, 2023 President William Ruto (R) with Vice President Regathi Gashagwa (L) and Prime Minister Musalia…