1. Rift grows between the Police Commission and the National Police Service over access to payroll and human resource control. 2. Africa’s environment ministers meet in Nairobi to address climate, forest, and plastic issues during the AMCEN-20 conference. 3. A mother and her four children died in a suspected arson incident, with residents unable to save them due to strong winds. 4. Coffee auction at the Nairobi Coffee Exchange brings in 316.1 million shillings from the sale of 5,818 bags, continuing a downward trend. 5. Sarah Anyango sentenced to 3 years for manslaughter after killing her 6-month-old son; she accepted a plea deal with the ODPP. 6. A woman convicted of torturing her infant to death received a 3-year non-custodial sentence. 7. An arrest warrant has been issued for Juja MP Koimburi over alleged fake abduction; he faces charges alongside Kanyenya-ini Ward MCA and five others.

BURN expands its operations to Malawi to enhance access to clean cooking. Meanwhile, PREO awards €4.26 million to 22 clean tech firms in Africa for renewable energy projects.

Nviiri the Storyteller supports the government's proposed ban on alcohol ads by influencers, citing personal regrets about past endorsements.

Senate resists Ruto’s anti-graft provisions requiring public officers to declare gifts from relatives within 48 hours. Gachagua and Kiunjuri exchange accusations over Mt Kenya leadership. Malala claims Raila has betrayed ODM by aligning with the government. Tony Gachoka criticizes state handling of protests, pointing to police brutality.

Onsongo's journey from Machakos Country Club to international golf events inspires many. He is a banker and Senior Relationship Manager at KCB. Kenya is in Group A with Angola, DR Congo, and Morocco for CHAN. Omija urges players to market Kenyan football to scouts. President William Ruto assures full government support for Harambee Stars ahead of the Africa Nations Championship (CHAN) in August.

HELB seeks access to KRA and NTSA data to track student loan defaulters due to a 13.7 billion Kenyan Shillings funding shortfall, which raises privacy concerns. The High Court halts Safaricom's Bonga Points expiry policy again, ensuring customer points remain valid as personal property until the appeal is resolved.

Government to ease curfews in Turkana to 10pm-4am due to improved security. This affects both Kakuma-Kalobeyei and Kainuk regions.

Dairy farms in Kenya report high productivity, with some cows producing up to 70 liters of milk daily, contributing to the country's dairy sector growth.