Deputy President Kithure Kindiki urged Kenyans to foster unity and protect the nation from political strife during a church service in Narok County on June 15.

• The DP emphasized the importance of patriotism, stating, “We must love Kenya because it is our country.”
• Key figure: Kithure Kindiki, Deputy President of Kenya.
• He encouraged citizens to pray for their leaders, asserting that national success is tied to their leadership’s success.

The Nairobi County Government has launched a crackdown on 'fake beggars' exploiting children on the streets, as announced by Geoffrey Mosiria, the Chief Officer for Environment, on June 15.

• Over **46,639** street families exist in Kenya, with **15,337** in Nairobi alone, according to the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS).
• The government plans a nationwide census for street families beginning June 29 to determine necessary interventions.
• Mosiria recounted an incident where he helped a woman claiming to be stranded, only for her to vanish with cash, illustrating the fraudulent nature of some street beggars.

The Kenyan government plans to acquire land from coastal property owners for major road projects aimed at reducing congestion in the region.

• Total of 12.15 acres of land to be acquired from seven landowners
• Announcement made by the National Land Commission (NLC) on behalf of the Kenya Ports Authority (KPA)
• Project includes the Mombasa Bypass and Kipevu New Container Terminal (KNTC) Link Road, part of Kenya's Vision 2030 plan