Your task is to predict the verdict of a claim based on the provided question-answer pair evidence. The possible labels are: 'Supported', 'Refuted', 'Not Enough Evidence', 'Conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking'. Justify your answer using the provided evidence and select the correct label.

Claim: None of Kinya's ministers asked to step aside in 2015 has made it to court because the allegations that were made against them did not have any basis.

Q1: What were Kenya's ministers asked to step aside in 2015 accused of?
A1: The ministers have been accused of Corruption. President Uhura Kenyatta, asked officers named in the Confidential Report prepared by the Ethics and Anti - Corruption Commission to step aside to allow the Commission to carry out and complete its investigations.

Q2: Who were the ministers?
A2: President Uhuru Kenyatta Saturday suspended Cabinet Secretaries Kazungu Kambi (Labour), Michael Kamau (Transport), Davis Chirchir (Energy) and Felix Koskei (Agriculture) after being named in EACC report.

Q3: Did any of the ministers get charged?
A3: Charity Ngilu's has been charged with obstructing Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission officials during the investigations into the land in Karen that was allegedly grabbed by high-profile individuals, including government fficials.
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justification: Charity Ngilu's has been charged with obstructing Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission officials during the investigations into the land in Karen that was allegedly grabbed by high-profile individuals, including government officials.
Suspended Kenyan Minister for transport and infrastructure Michael Kamau (R) and former resident engineer in the ministry Nicholas Ndung’u Ng’ang’a (L) stand in the dock at the Milimani Law Courts in the capital Nairobi, June 4, 2015. Kamau was charged on Thursday for abuse of office over a road project that wasted public funds, the first high profile official to appear in court in a campaign against corruption. According to court documents, Ndung’u Ng’ang’a faced similar charges

verdict: 'Refuted'
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