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The national assembly has suspended Thursday's sitting to allow members of parliament to travel to their constituencies for a public participation exercise on Friday, ahead of the impeachment motion against Deputy President Rigathi gachagua. The house has set Tuesday as the day to debate the motion, with a morning session scheduled. Each MP will be given a chance to contribute, and the deputy president will have 2 hours and 30 minutes to defend himself.
NA suspends sitting to allow MPs to travel to their constituencies for public participation
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