Kenya's political landscape is currently embroiled in turmoil as supporters and opponents of the deputy president clash over an impeachment motion against him. The motion, introduced in parliament by the ruling alliance, accuses the deputy president of supporting anti-government protests in June and involvement in corruption and irregularities, allegations he vehemently denies.
The impeachment motion, signed by 291 legislators, surpassing the constitutional requirement, lists 10 grounds including corruption, ethnic discrimination, and contradicting government policies. Public forums have been organized across the country to discuss the impeachment, with citizens given until Friday to provide their input.
