Tag: Gachagua
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Tear Gas Disrupts Witima Church Service Attended by Gachagua in Othaya
Overview of the incident A church service at Witima Anglican/ACK Church in Othaya, Nyeri County, faced a sudden disruption on Sunday when police used tear gas to disperse crowds gathered outside the place of worship. The incident occurred during a visit by former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, who had attended the service with other parishioners.…
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Tear Gas Disrupts Church Service Attended by Gachagua in Othaya
Overview of the incident A Sunday church service at Witima ACK Church in Othaya, Nyeri County, was disrupted when police reportedly lobbed tear gas into the gathering, triggering panic among worshippers. The event drew attention due to the presence of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, who attended the service, according to multiple reports. Who was…
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Mandera Governor Khalif threatens to sue Gachagua over Ksh.2.4B Parklands apartments claims
Overview: A legal showdown takes center stage The political and legal saga surrounding the Ksh 2.4 billion Parklands apartments has taken a new turn as Mandera Governor Mohamed Adan Khalif publicly threatened to sue former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. The escalation follows interviews and public comments in which the claims about the Parklands project were…
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Mandera Governor Khalif Threatens Legal Action Over Ksh 2.4B Parklands Apartments Claims
Overview of the dispute The political row between Mandera Governor Mohamed Adan Khalif and former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua intensified this week after Khalif publicly threatened to pursue legal action against Gachagua. The plan to sue stems from remarks made by Gachagua in a recent interview, during which he addressed allegations surrounding a Ksh 2.4…
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Mandera Governor Khalif Threatens to Sue Gachagua Over Ksh 2.4B Parklands Apartments Claims
Background: Allegations Surrounding the Parklands Apartments In a developing political dispute, Mandera Governor Mohamed Adan Khalif has threatened legal action against former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua following remarks made in a Thursday night interview. The remarks touched on a controversial project known as the Parklands apartments, a development valued at approximately 2.4 billion Kenyan shillings…
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Cash, Bullying and Betrayal Drive Exodus From Gachagua’s DCP and Its Economic Reverberations
Overview: A Rift Within Gachagua’s DCP The political shake-up surrounding President William Ruto’s administration has stirred tensions within Gachagua’s team, with reports that cash flow, internal bullying, and perceived betrayal are driving a notable exodus from the DCP. While the details vary by source, the underlying pattern highlights a broader theme: governance challenges at the…
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Cash, Bullying and Betrayal Drive Exodus from Gachagua’s DCP
Overview: A Crisis of Leadership at the DCP In recent weeks, the Directorate of Criminal Investigations’ leadership under Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has faced an unprecedented wave of staff departures. Analysts say the exodus is driven by a combination of financial pressures, interpersonal bullying, and perceived betrayals within the ranks. The situation has created a…
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Murkomen Resists Claims of Two Cabinet Secretaries Involved in Alleged Drug Trafficking
Background: A government crackdown on drug trafficking The Kenyan government has been stepping up its battle against illegal drugs, deploying intensified investigations, public messaging, and high-profile policy actions. In this tense climate, statements from political leaders carry weight beyond mere political theatre. Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen recently addressed rumors that surfaced as part of…
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Murkomen Dismisses Claims of Drug-Trafficking Involving Two Cabinet Secretaries
Background: The Allegations and Response Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has publicly dismissed recent claims that two Cabinet Secretaries were involved in a drug-trafficking scheme. The remarks come as the government continues its broader push to curb the country’s drug menace, a priority that has dominated political discourse and security briefings in recent weeks. The…
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Mandera Senator Ali Roba Fires Back at Gachagua Over ‘Dangerous Ethnic Whistling’ Claims Against Eastleigh Businesses
Roba Responds to Gachagua’s Allegations Mandera Senator Ali Roba has publicly rejected former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua’s recent statements accusing Eastleigh businesses of fraud. In a reply that labeled the accusations as reckless and politically motivated, Roba described the rhetoric as dangerous ethnic whistling that could inflame tensions in a country already navigating complex ethnic…