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Chaotic scenes were witnessed at the Bomas Of Kenya during the public participation hearings in the impeachment motion against deputy President Rigathi Gachagua such scenes were also witnessed in Gachagua’s backyard of Mt. Kenya among other parts of the country and as Elizabeth Mutuku now reports members of parliament were no show at the gazette stations for the exercise.
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DP Gachagua's impeachment Public participation exercise was marred with chaos
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