Lawmakers are threatening to oust the deputy president after accusing him of undermining the government.
How Kenya’s president has fallen out with his deputy
Read Also
- Mulberry rejects £83m takeover bid from Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group
- US port shutdowns: 45,000 dockworkers walk out over pay and automation
- Former human rights lawyer admits fraud over Iraq war claims
- Massive search and rescue operation in wake of Hurricane Helene
- Budget, immigration set to dominate French PM Barnier’s much-awaited policy speech
- European markets kick off October trading on a high note; euro zone inflation data in focus
- Investigation launched after baby seal found with spinal injuries on Victorian beach
- Most soft plastic collected for recycling is burned, campaigners say
- Robinhood launches crypto transfers in Europe as it pushes overseas expansion
- Man treks for 11 miles to meet parents stranded after Hurricane Helene
Latest BBC
- How Kenya's president has fallen out with his deputy
- What to know about the Israel-Hezbollah conflict
- Watch: Explosions seen on Israel-Lebanon border
- Watch: Explosions seen on Israel-Lebanon border
- The 'mastermind' behind India's biggest jailbreak
- 'People are just scrambling' - North Carolina reels from devastating storm
- Xi Jinping is worried about the economy - what do Chinese people think?
- Israel tells US it plans to launch limited ground incursion into Lebanon
- Netanyahu in poll rebound after Hezbollah attacks
- US ports brace for shut down as dockworkers strike