Kenya: Will the Supreme Court Throw Gachagua Back to Ogola-Led Bench He Dreads?

Kenya: Will the Supreme Court Throw Gachagua Back to Ogola-Led Bench He Dreads?

Nairobi -- The Supreme Court is set to deliver its ruling on Friday in the impeachment case involving former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, a decision that could return him to a High Court bench he has fought relentlessly to block -- and lost against at every turn.

In Courts: Supreme Court to rule on legality of bench in Gachagua impeachment case

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Rigathi Gachagua impeachment: Former DP's procedural petitions thrown out by Supreme Court

Supreme Court dismissed applications from Rigathi Gachagua and National Assembly, allowing substantive hearing on legality of High Court bench to proceed.

Gachagua Dealt Fresh Blow in Court in Impeachment Case

The petitions initially filed in the High Court questioned the authority of the Deputy Chief Justice to select the judges and sought the disqualification of the bench on grounds of alleged bias.

Supreme Court allows Gachagua's cross-appeal in impeachment case

The Supreme Court on Friday handed former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua a partial legal victory after allowing his cross-appeal challenging judicial bias to proceed. In a consolidated ruling, a five-judge bench led by Chief Justice Martha Koome dismissed attempts by the National Assembly to strike out Gachagua’s cross-appeal, affirming his right to contest the Court of Appeal’s findings on whether High Court judges who handled his impeachmen…

Blow to Gachagua as Supreme Court Rules on His Impeachment Case

The Kenya Times ~ Trending, Breaking News and Videos Blow to Gachagua as Supreme Court Rules on His Impeachment Case The Supreme Court has ruled on the impeachment case of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. In a judgment delivered on January 30, the court dismissed two applications filed by  Rigathi Gachagua and the National Assembly. The five-judge bench led by Chief Justice Martha Koome clarified that the matter before the Supreme Court…