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Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua will have an opportunity to defend himself against allegations raised in an impeachment motion tabled in the National Assembly on Tuesday. Speaker Moses Wetangula says it would be a travesty of justice if Gachagua is not given an audience and Kenyans barred from having input in the historic process. To that end, Parliament has set Friday 4th of October as the date when Kenyans will have their say on the proposed impeachment before lawmakers consider the motion. Kamche Menza with more.
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DP Gachagua allocated two hours Monday to respond to accusations
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