Timely Kenya has sampled Kenyans views on the ogoing impeachment of Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua where 79% of respondents view it as a done deal.

Gachagua says he’ll fight allegations of corruption, undermining the government and stirring ethnic hatred ‘to the end’.

Kenyans were quick to react to news of Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua's sudden disappearance from the SenatePaul Muite, one of Gachagua's lawyers, informed the Senate that the deputy president had fallen ill and was taken to the hospitalThis occurred just hours before the Senate was scheduled to deliver its verdict on the deputy president's impeachment motionCHECK OUT: Learn at Your Own Pace!

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Kenya's Senate opened a second day of hearings on Thursday ahead of a vote on whether to remove Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua from office over charges he embezzled public funds, stirred ethnic hatred and undermined the government,

The deputy president faces 11 charges including corruption, inciting ethnic divisions and undermining government - all of which he denies. The row follows his recent fallout with

Kenya's senate began impeachment hearings against Kenya's deputy president on Wednesday, hours after a court said the proceedings were constitutional, clearing the way for a vote on his dismissal this week.