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Right now the biggest buzz is around several high‑profile impeachment battles. In Kenya, Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua faces a court‑approved impeachment process, while Meru Governor Kawira Mwangaza fights her own trial in the Senate. Over in the United States, former Congressman Matt Gaetz has stepped down amid an ethics probe, and Donald Trump is courting headlines as he could become the oldest U.S. president if re‑elected.
In Europe, actor Danny Dyer’s call for more working‑class representation in UK politics sparked a lively debate on Labour leadership. Meanwhile, Japan’s Prime Minister Fumio Kishida announced his upcoming resignation, opening the door for new leadership and possibly the country’s first female prime minister.
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Meru Governor Kawira Mwangaza remains unfazed by impeachment proceedings as the High Court ruling looms, warning critics of her determined fight for justice. She's confident in her compliance with the law, supported by a robust legal team, and hints at taking on her political adversaries post-ruling.
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Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz has announced his immediate resignation from Congress, influenced by an ongoing House Ethics Committee investigation and an opportunity to become the attorney general in President-elect Donald Trump's administration. Allegations against him include sexual misconduct, drug use, and obstruction, which he vehemently denies, labeling the investigation as a 'smear campaign'. His resignation creates uncertainty over the release of the committee's report.
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Donald Trump, gearing up for the 2024 elections, could become the oldest U.S. President in history if re-elected at the age of 78, surpassing Joe Biden. As he approaches his 80s, questions have emerged about his age-related capabilities and undisclosed health records. This article delves into the age dynamics of U.S. presidencies, historical precedents, and the implications of Trump's potential return to the Oval Office.
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Rigathi Gachagua, Kenya's recently impeached deputy president, has voiced serious concerns about his safety after his personal security was withdrawn. He attributes this to political maneuvers and holds President William Ruto accountable if any harm befalls him. The charges against Gachagua, which led to his ousting, include gross constitutional violations and inciting ethnic tensions—allegations he claims are politically charged.
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In a surprising twist in Kenyan politics, President William Ruto has selected Interior Cabinet Secretary Abraham Kithure Kindiki as Deputy President after Rigathi Gachagua's impeachment. Kindiki's nomination follows the historic removal of Gachagua, marking the first impeachment under Kenya's 2010 Constitution. This strategic move aims to stabilize Ruto's administration in a politically sensitive region.
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In a recent interview, actor Danny Dyer voiced his concerns regarding the leadership of Keir Starmer, suggesting that current political dynamics favor individuals disconnected from everyday issues. Praising Angela Rayner, Dyer believes she should step into Starmer's position, asserting a pressing need for more working-class politicians who truly grasp the struggles of ordinary citizens. His remarks arrive amidst ongoing criticisms of some of Starmer's contentious political choices, such as pension policy changes.
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The Nairobi High Court has allowed the impeachment process against Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua to continue, dismissing requests to halt it. Petitioners argue the impeachment lacks public participation and that Parliament fails to meet gender representation requirements. The court has expedited hearing dates for both parties to present their cases.
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Daniel Bwala, lawyer and spokesperson for the Atiku/Okowa Presidential Campaign Council, suggests there is internal skepticism towards President Tinubu's administration. Speaking on Channels Television, Bwala claims some government agents fear public backlash if they support Tinubu. His comments come amid a recent cabinet reshuffle by Tinubu, highlighting potential internal conflicts within the government.
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State House Spokesperson Hussein Mohamed has denied lawyer Morara Kebaso's claim that President William Ruto offered him a job. Kebaso, noted for his rigorous fact-checking of government projects, alleged on live television that he declined the President's offer to avoid corruption. Mohamed refuted this narrative, urging Kebaso to maintain honesty in his activism.
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Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida will step down in September and not seek re-election as the leader of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP). This move comes after a string of local election defeats and scandals that have shaken public confidence in the party. The LDP will elect a new leader through a vote split between lawmakers and general members, with both groups holding equal voting power. Speculation arises about Japan potentially having its first female prime minister.
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Political experts are actively discussing the Senate's critical options in the high-profile impeachment trial of Meru Governor Kawira Mwangaza. Accused of abuse of office and gross misconduct, the Senate will soon decide her fate in a special session. This trial marks Mwangaza's third impeachment attempt within two years, heightening the political tension in Meru County and nationwide.
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Former Public Service Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria shares his experiences since leaving the cabinet, noting a significant drop in phone calls, a humorous encounter with a job offer as a mortuary attendant, and his ongoing commitment to constitutional reforms and international speaking engagements.
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