Unpaid Sacco dues from the 1990s prompt retirees to urge the Ministry of Cooperatives for immediate action over delayed payments affecting their livelihoods.

Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) exceeded its revenue target by 16 billion shillings, collecting 2.571 trillion shillings for the fiscal year. This boost supports national development efforts. Kenya Wildlife Services (KWS) plans to raise park entrance fees to cover an 11.87 billion shilling funding deficit, impacting tourism costs for visitors. Four individuals have been arrested in connection with cyber-attacks on M&S and Co-op, which disrupted operations. Investigations continue to strengthen cybersecurity measures. India and China are cautiously working on renewing ties, following border disputes. The implications of this development may affect regional trade dynamics, including Kenya’s market. Linda Yaccarino has stepped down as CEO of Elon Musk's social media platform X after two years, causing uncertainty about future leadership and direction of the platform.

High Court denies Sarah Wairimu bail again in the murder case of Tob Cohen, as she awaits trial. Justice Diana Mochache presided over the case in Kibera.

The Opposition is reviving Raila's tactics of boycotts and protests to counter President Ruto, who warns looters and claims the Opposition aims to destabilize his government.

St Mary’s Yala and Nyakach Girls excelled in football at the Nyanza Region Secondary Term Two games, with St Mary’s defeating Agai High School 2-0 in Group B. Harambee Stars have moved up two places to position 109 in the latest FIFA world rankings, showing improvement for Kenya's national football team. Harambee Stars coach McCarthy has defended his squad selection for CHAN, justifying the decision to leave out several high-profile players from the FKF Premier League. Arsenal has signed midfielder Norgaard from Brentford, where he played a key role amassing 13 goals in 196 appearances over four seasons. The European court ruled that Semenya's gender eligibility trial was unfair, following her classification as having "differences in sexual development" while being legally recognized as female.

Kenya's Virtual Asset Service Providers Bill aims to enhance crypto payments, building on M-Pesa's success. Meanwhile, Roam and Fortune Credit launch financing for electric motorcycles.

Pressure mounts on President Ruto and Deputy Kindiki to resign amid ongoing calls. Meanwhile, a Naivasha medic's body was found buried, prompting police arrests. Residents await new local IDs for cheaper services. The government plans bonuses for civil servants to enhance service delivery. KNEC issues exam results notice with penalties for late queries. Controversy arises over a video filmed by a county officer involving vulnerable children. A police officer is charged in the death of a hawker during protests.

President Ruto and Transport Cabinet Secretary Murkomen have reportedly instructed police to use force against demonstrators. Concerns arise over implications for civil rights. Supreme Court judges are reviewing the suitability of the IEBC chairman and six commissioners in a decision that may impact upcoming elections. The Harambee Stars national football team has been unveiled ahead of the upcoming African Nations Championship (CHAN) tournament. Police FC coach Etienne Ndayiragije has been recognized as the best coach for June due to his team's outstanding performance in the league. A 70-year-old grandmother in Rongo, Migori County, surprised teachers by arriving at school with local vegetables worth 250 shillings to help pay her grandchild's school fees. A police officer has been charged with the murder of Boniface Kariuki, who was fatally shot during recent protests. The family of student Solomon Kibia, who was shot during the Saba Saba demonstrations, is facing hardship following his death. Three students in Turbo, Uasin Gishu County, died after a school toilet collapsed on them, raising safety concerns in local schools. KANU party has condemned President Ruto's statements suggesting police use firearms against protesters, calling it an infringement on citizens' rights. Sheikh Abdulhalim has been laid to rest in Mombasa, with many attending to pay their respects. Belgut MP Nelson Koech is facing backlash for his remarks encouraging police to shoot demonstrators damaging property during protests. County governors gathered in Kiambu for a workshop focused on devolution and future strategies aimed at improving service delivery by 2025. The Supreme Court has temporarily halted the closure of the city during protests, aiming to maintain order while respecting citizens' rights. A new hashtag #WeAreAllKikuyus is gaining traction, aimed at rejecting tribal profiling and promoting unity among Kenyans. Discussion on the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a new relationship coach is gaining attention, highlighting its potential in personal development. Kakamega Governor Fernandes Barasa urges national and county governments to collaborate on climate action strategies to combat environmental challenges effectively. The government plans to revoke 98 land titles in Suswa, Narok, due to ongoing disputes over land ownership and usage. Police officer Klinzy Baraza is set to face murder charges linked to the shooting of Boniface Kariuki, raising concerns about police conduct during protests.