The statement by Justice Anthony Mrima reflects a clear exercise of judicial restraint in constitutional adjudication. In declining to determine whether a Deputy President who ceases to hold office through impeachment can be regarded as a “retired Deputy President,” the court is essentially refusing to pronounce on a broader constitutional status question that was not necessary for the resolution of the dispute before it. This approach is consistent with the principle that courts should decide only issues that are directly material to the case at hand, and avoid making far-reaching pronouncements that may create unintended constitutional consequences. It does not imply that the issue is legally irrelevant or settled; rather, it signals that the question remains open for determination in a future case where it will be directly in issue and properly argued.

The New Funeral Parlour at Bondo Sub-County Hospital . ​Upgrading from the old, dilapidated mortuary was a moral duty. This project isn’t just about bricks and mortar, it’s about honoring our departed loved ones and providing a peaceful, comforting sanctuary for grieving families. ​With modern preservation technology and hygienic viewing spaces, we are ensuring our citizens are treated with utmost respect at every stage of life. #Nyalore

Moto kama pasi! With the legendary @TonyGachok15769 this evening at 6.30 pm.

Tony Gachoka and Herman Manyora's explosive discussion on the post Gachagua impeachment ruling; and the Kalonzo Musyoka and Edwin Sifuna ticket - 2027 "It is not the size of the wave but the motion of the ocean that moves the ship" @HManyora @cbs_ke @KANUParty_ke @MoiGideon @skmusyoka @rigathi @edwinsifuna @orengo_james

It is with deep sorrow and a heavy heart that I share the passing of my beloved mother, friend and mentor. She was a woman of great strength, faith, wisdom, and love whose presence shaped my life and many others' in countless ways. Her prayers, guidance, and sacrifices will forever remain part of who I am. As a family, we ask for your prayers, comfort, and privacy during this difficult time. Rest in power, my role model.

Flag ceremony was on Jamhuri Day 12 December, not Madaraka Day.

This African madness about foreign football teams (especially from colonial brutes) while not being mad against police brutality, abuse of power, exploitation and grinding poverty, is one of the main reasons why liberating Africa has been difficult. To be liberated, Africans must liberate their MINDS and the illusions, fantasies and myths from and about the UK, Europe and America—and everything these imperialist regimes represent. Don’t bore me about “it’s sports” or “religion.” I call it MENTAL COLONIZATION! Now, go ahead and have a breakdown on @X!