Eugene, Mbugua not on suspected drug barons’ list, Speaker says
Speaker Kenneth Marende has exonerated Saboti MP Eugene Wamalwa and his Kamukunji counterpart Simon Mbugua from a purported list of Members being investigated for drug trafficking.
Mr Marende directed that reports by Juja MP William Kabogo that US Ambassador Michael Ranneberger had also named the two in a document could not be authenticated and that the same be expunged from the records of Parliament.
"I further rule that the document described by honourable Kabogo as a dossier containing the names of honourable members involved in drug trafficking is inadmissible, and that it be and is hereby expunged from the records of this House," he added.
He further ordered that references to Wamalwa and Mbugua by Kabogo in the context are out of order.
Classified information
KEEP READING
In a communication from the chair, Marende said he had acquainted himself with a document titled "Classified Information in the United States" and a document, which Kabogo described as a dossier containing the names of the two members, said to be involved in drug trafficking.
The Speaker said following the tabling of the documents by Kabogo, he had undertaken to acquaint himself with the documents on their authenticity and admissibility or otherwise.
Marende then ruled that the documents that Kabogo had laid in the House were inadmissible.
RELATED VIDEOS
Tecno launches Camon 19 and Spark 9
Tecno Kenya announces launch of Camon 19 series & spark 9 seriesThe CAMON 19 Series will offer incredible night-time photography features & the SPARK 9 Series will redefine selfie and iconic design for Gen Z.When Njonjo almost resigned over coffee smugglers
Known as the era of black gold, it began in 1976 when Ugandan farmers decided to sell their coffee in the private market.MOST READ

- Media coverage: Raila had 61 per cent compared to Ruto's 38 per cent
NATIONAL
- Man returns from short call to find Sh5m gone
NAIROBI
- Kakamega governor race: Court declines to lift orders barring gazettement of Malala
WESTERN
- Former CJ should hold his peace if he doesn't plan to vote
OPINION
- Ruto, Raila to battle for 6.6m votes in 15 swing counties
POLITICS