In a historic vote held on Tuesday evening, 281 MPs voted in support of the impeachment motion against Gachagua. Forty-four legislators voted against the motion while one legislator abstained.
The Special Motion was introduced by Mwengi Mutuse, the MP for Kibwezi West, who cited a range of concerns regarding Gachagua’s conduct in office.
The discussions leading up to the vote were intense, as MPs debated the implications of the Deputy President’s actions and their effects on governance and public trust. Supporters of the motion argued that Gachagua’s leadership style and decisions were detrimental to the nation’s progress, while opponents contended that the move was politically motivated and aimed at undermining the administration.
This impeachment motion has sparked widespread reactions across the country, with many citizens closely watching the developments. It reflects not only the current political climate but also the broader implications for future governance in Kenya.
