A Kenyan parliament member has said his impeachment motion against President William Ruto is ready but lacks support. Caleb Amisi, a member of parliament, stated during an interview that no other MP has signed the motion, preventing it from moving forward in the National Assembly. The motion, which calls for Ruto’s removal, remains stalled without enough backing. Ruto, Kenya’s current president, has not publicly responded to the impeachment attempt. The lack of signatures highlights the political challenges in initiating such a process. Amisi emphasized the need for more MPs to support the motion, but no further action has been taken. The situation underscores the difficulty of challenging a sitting president in Kenya’s political system.