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President William Ruto remains notably silent as the impeachment motion against his Deputy, Rigathi Gachagua, intensifies. The motion has stirred political activity; with many now questioning Ruto's position—whether he will defend his deputy or let parliament decide his fate.
President Ruto remains silent as Gachagua impeachment push intensifies
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