Kenyan Member of Parliament Caleb Amisi has warned that his party, the People’s Renaissance Movement, may seek to impeach President William Ruto if he wins re-election in 2027. Speaking on a local radio station, Amisi outlined his party’s goal of securing at least 250 parliamentary seats in the upcoming general election. The remarks come amid growing political tensions ahead of the 2027 polls.
Amisi emphasized that his party is preparing for a strong campaign, focusing on key issues such as economic reform and governance. He did not specify the grounds for impeachment, but hinted at potential legislative challenges to Ruto’s leadership. Political analysts note that such threats are not uncommon in Kenya’s political landscape, where opposition parties often use parliamentary strategies to challenge the ruling coalition.
The comments follow recent debates over electoral reforms and the role of the judiciary in Kenya’s political system. While no formal action has been taken, the warning signals a shift in the political dynamics ahead of the next election cycle. Observers are closely monitoring how the ruling party responds to the growing opposition pressure.
