Lamu County has reported at least 1,073 teenage pregnancies from last year to May this year, provoking strong public outcry and demands for government intervention.

• 1,073 teenage pregnancies recorded, predominantly among girls aged 15 to 19
• Advocacy groups: Kenya Human Rights Commission (KHRC) and Muslims for Human Rights (MUHURI)
• Demands include accountability from Health Cabinet Secretary and county governors, as well as improved sexual and reproductive health services for girls

The Nairobi County Government has initiated court proceedings to obtain permission for the auction of properties that have been clamped due to non-payment of land rates.

• 20% of landowners in Nairobi are currently paying their land rates.
• Charles Kerich, Finance County Executive, is leading the crackdown and has emphasized the need for fairness among residents.
• The county is collaborating with the Ministry of Lands to impose caveats on clamped properties, restricting development and financial dealings until outstanding rates are settled.

The county government of Nairobi is taking drastic measures to recover land rate arrears from landlords, impacting tenants significantly.

• Ksh 10 billion is owed to City Hall by landlords, prompting a crackdown.
• Charles Kerich, the County Executive for Finance and Planning, indicated that tenants might have to pay rent directly to the county.
• The county plans to auction properties of over 1,000 defaulters, risking loss of essential services like water and waste collection for tenants.