President William Ruto has called for peaceful protests in Kenya and emphasized unity among leaders during a funeral speech in Daboso on June 25. He advised organizers to conduct demonstrations peacefully and not incite violence.

• Ruto highlighted the need for political leaders to set aside differences for national development.
• The President mentioned that 40,000 title deeds are ready for residents of Kilifi County to address historical land issues.
• He praised former Prime Minister Raila Odinga for collaborating on unity, stating, “Time for elections is over and it’s an opportunity to build the country.”

President William Ruto called on Kenyans to safeguard peace and unity during a recent funeral in Kilifi, emphasizing the leaders' role in preventing division along tribal lines.

• Ruto announced that the government will provide **40,000 title deeds** to resolve historical land issues in Kilifi County.
• Former Prime Minister Raila Odinga supported Ruto’s call for unity and peaceful demonstrations.
• The President also revealed plans for an electric fence around Tsavo East National Park to mitigate elephant invasions in the area.

Katiba Institute and Kenya Human Rights Commission have filed a lawsuit against the Communication Authority of Kenya (CA) for halting live coverage of protests and shutting down signals for KTN, NTV, and Citizen TV.

• June 25: The groups seek an urgent judicial review in the High Court.
• They claim the CA's directive violates constitutional rights under Articles 33, 34, and 35, and undermines court decisions.
• Media coverage continues on social media despite the CA's enforcement actions.