Kenyan political developments are unfolding ahead of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua's scheduled return to the country on Thursday, August 21, 2025. The Deputy Party Leader of the Deputy County Party (DCP), Cleophas Malala, announced plans to receive Gachagua at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA), describing the day as a public holiday and referring to Gachagua as "the king." Meanwhile, Senator Murkomen issued a warning to Gachagua, cautioning that any chaos or violence during his return could lead to his arrest. The police have downplayed concerns about potential disruptions, assuring the public of normalcy at JKIA during Gachagua's arrival. The DCP party confirmed that preparations to receive Gachagua are complete, with supporters expected to welcome him at the airport. Additionally, the state has issued an ultimatum to Gachagua regarding a planned rally at Kamukunji, indicating regulatory oversight of his political activities. Separately, Members of Parliament Mbadi and Oparanya have been ordered to appear before the Senate or face penalties including fines or imprisonment. These events are part of ongoing political dynamics in Kenya, with discussions on corruption, gang violence, and governance continuing in the public sphere.