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The Senate and Parliament were involved in an impeachment process, and the High Court is scheduled to render a decision on the impeachment petitions.

4 reports, 4 independent Updated Aug 2
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The Senate and Parliament were involved in an impeachment process, and the High Court is scheduled to render a decision on the impeachment petitions.

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  1. The High Court reviewed the Senate's involvement in a case and subsequently declared the relevant legislation unconstitutional.Sub-event
  2. The impeachment process exposed deep administration divisions between key political figures.Sub-event
  3. Articles of Impeachment were transmitted to the Senate, and the Supreme Court dismissed petitions regarding the impeachment proceedings.Sub-event
  4. Multiple figures filed impeachment resolutions against McConnell, and Musk faced threats.1 source
  5. Gatchalian, as Acting Senate President, ensures operations continue amid disputes over his authority and ongoing impeachment proceedings.Sub-event
  6. Sherwin Gatchalian is leading the Senate as acting president, and the Civil Service Commission has formally recognized this setup.Sub-event
  7. The High Court ruled on the failure to implement a rule and advised the President to dissolve the legislative body (Parliament) in Kenya.Sub-event
  8. High Court to rule on impeachment petitions involving the Senate and Parliament.1 source

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