Pulse logo
Pulse Region

High Court vindicated me - Gachagua celebrates ruling despite impeachment

I was vindicated and won - Gachagua
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua

Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has delved into politics when he made another public appearance in a church in Kahawa West on Sunday, hailing the courts for vindicating him.

Gachagua who was accompanied by several politicians noted that he was right all along in opposing the government’s forceful eviction of Kenyans in several informal settlements in Nairobi.

His stance on the matter was among the grounds that saw him impeached, with lawmakers averring that this amounted to opposing Cabinet decisions.

Gachagua praises the High Court ruling

Recommended For You
Lifestyle
2025-03-17T14:10:09+00:00
Attraction is often communicated through non-verbal cues, with body language revealing more than words ever could. If you’re trying to determine whether a woman is interested in you, observing her body language can give you valuable insights.
Lifestyle
2025-03-18T12:40:12+00:00
Rachel Ruto is no stranger to making bold yet elegant fashion statements, but during the state visit of the Dutch royals on March 18, 2025, it wasn’t just her outfit that stood out—it was her shoes. The Kenyan First Lady stepped out in a pair of brown suede block heels adorned with a gold emblem.
The Sh83K shoes that completed Rachel Ruto’s State Visit look

The former DP heaped praises on the judiciary for vindicating him with the ruling ordering the government to compensate victims of forceful evictions in various slums of Nairobi among them Mathare, Gwa Kairu, Mukuru Kwa Ruben, and Kiamaiko.

READ: Gachagua's 30-year history with Lucy Wambui's husband comes to light at burial

“I saw the courts ruled those people whose houses were demolished to be paid which means I was vindicated and won,” Gachagua remarked, celebrating the ruling.

Gachagua is on record confirming that he opposed the government’s demolition of people’s houses without fair compensation, demanding that the exercise be conducted in compliance with international laws and those affected be treated with dignity.

“I was happy with the courts because they ruled the government to compensate victims of evictions and demolitions,” Gachagua stated.

READ: Kalonzo: Why Ruto will not win reelection in 2027

Grounds for impeachment

The DP reportedly declined to spearhead the demolitions, arguing that it was not in line with promises made during campaigns.

“President William Ruto and I told people that there will be no day their houses will be demolished without finding a place for them,” he remarked.

READ: Gachagua receives overwhelming welcome in 1st public appearance & message to MPs

Gachagua stood by his views even during his impeachment, confirming that he demanded for compensation and that those impacted by the exercise be treated with dignity and not hounded out of their homes and thrown out in the cold.

Subscribe to receive daily news updates.