The government has filed terrorism charges against two allies of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, Peter Kawanjiru and Serah Wanjiku Thiga, for allegedly causing extensive damage to government property, including the Kikuyu Law Courts.

• The charges relate to an alleged arson that occurred on June 25, 2025.
• The legal proceedings are being handled by the Anti Terrorism Police Unit (ATPU), with approval from the Director of Public Prosecutions.
• Eyewitness accounts detail a chaotic scene involving over 10 vehicles and a power blackout during the arrest of Kawanjiru.

The National Police Service of Kenya has dismissed as fake a notice claiming the arrest of **122** foreign protesters during recent demonstrations. The police clarified this on July 7 via a post on X.

• 122 foreigners were falsely reported as arrested, with the notice citing various nationalities.
• Muchiri Nyaga, spokesperson for the National Police Service, confirmed the notice was not issued by them.
• The fake notice categorized arrests by nationality, listing **26** Burundians, **19** South Sudanese, and **18** Rwandans among others.

The Nairobi Court has suspended the appointment of Herman Manyora as the Chairperson of the Kenya Hospital Authority (KHA) Board, pending a hearing on July 17. The court issued these conservatory orders in response to a petition claiming the appointment violated constitutional provisions.

• The appointment is currently on hold due to a legal challenge citing lack of transparency.
• Justice Jairus Ngaah is overseeing the matter.
• The petitioner seeks a declaration that the appointment is unconstitutional and calls for the revocation of the gazette notice.

The appointment of Herman Manyora as Chairperson of the Kenya Hospital Association (KHA) has been suspended by a Nairobi Court on July 7, following a petition challenging his legitimacy. The case is set to be heard next Thursday.

• Manyora claims he was elected after Dr. Barcley Onyambu was removed by a board resolution on June 30, 2025.
• The Nairobi Hospital board cautioned against engaging with Manyora, stating his appointment was based on a 'self-appointment process not recognised under the laws'.
• The board added it would not be liable for any transactions made by him.