On June 23, 2025, David Ndii, chief economic advisor to President William Ruto, faced backlash for calling protesting youth “stupid” amid ongoing demonstrations against government actions.

• Ndii warned of potential casualties in future protests, stating, "There will be no unconstitutional change of Govt in Kenya."
• Key figures responding included advocate Erick Muriuki, who criticized the government's use of excessive force and the loss of lives during previous protests.
• Protests were intensifying due to frustrations over corruption and economic hardship, fueled by the deaths of demonstrators like Albert Ojwang' during confrontations with police.

Geoffrey Ruku, Cabinet Secretary for Public Service, urged political leaders to focus on national development rather than divisive politics during a church service in Mbeere, Embu County.

• Sh 2 billion ongoing water supply project, with Sh 600 million already committed.
• Key figure: Geoffrey Ruku
• He emphasized building unity as the country addresses challenges and highlighted the Kenya Kwanza administration's commitment to infrastructure and education improvements.

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has responded sharply to Rigathi Gachagua for his involvement in divisive politics, emphasizing a focus on development despite the distractions from opposition remarks.

• Kindiki condemned Gachagua's "shallow threats" and reaffirmed his commitment to "building Kenya."
• He labelled Gachagua's political conduct as "scandalous" and countered his claims regarding voter influence in Mount Kenya.
• Kindiki's remarks came after Gachagua made accusations about President William Ruto and voter engagement strategies, indicating growing tensions within the coalition.