Emmanuel Omurunga
The impeachment process is in the final stages in the Senate.
Deputy Chief Justice Philomena Mwilu has spoken out about the impeachment process of Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua as it reaches its final stages in the Senate.
Speaking on Thursday, October 17, Mwilu noted that the process is not unique as it is a constitutional process like any other.
The deputy CJ disclosed that if the impeachment process goes back to the court after the outcome from the Senate, it will be handled in accordance with the constitution.
“The impeachment process that is ongoing regarding our Deputy President is not unique; it is an application of the constitution. It is not something that has been plugged from the air; it has a constitutional process to follow. And therefore, to that extent, it is a constitutional process.
“If it comes to court after Senate whatever it is that happens, we don’t know; we cannot anticipate the outcome of the Senate process. If it comes here, it is a case like the next case,” Mwilu remarked
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