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The High Court has set Thursday July 17, 2025, as the hearing date for a contempt of court application against National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula. A three-judge bench comprising Justices Jairus Ngaah, John Chigiti, and Lawrence Mugambi scheduled the date following a petition filed by twelve activists. The petitioners accuse the Speaker of defying a court judgment that declared the Azimio la Umoja One Kenya Coalition as the legitimate Majority Party in the National Assembly.
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High Court to hear contempt of court application against Speaker Wetang’ula in July
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