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There were pockets of disruptions in several centres within central Kenya as locals turned up to present their views regarding the impeachment motion facing Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. Kiambu town witnessed a rowdy morning as opposing groups clashed over the motion. In Nyeri locals barricaded roads with bonfire claiming the impeachment motion was ill-timed.
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Opposers and supporters of Gachagua's impeachment clash in Kiambu town
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