Kenya's Deputy President Gachagua Impeached by Parliament

The National Assembly's vote sends the impeachment motion to the Senate for further deliberation amid allegations of corruption and ethnic divisiveness.

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua faces 11 charges, including corruption, undermining the government, and inciting ethnic divisions.
The National Assembly voted 281 to 44 in favor of impeachment, surpassing the two-thirds majority required.
Gachagua has denied all allegations, labeling the process as politically motivated and vowing to fight the charges to the end.
The impeachment motion now moves to the Senate, which will investigate the charges and vote on the motion next week.
President William Ruto has not publicly commented on the impeachment, despite reports of a rift between him and Gachagua.