CS Ruku assures Kenyans that there is enough food to prevent hunger, emphasizing a government initiative targeting arid and semi-arid lands.

Detached house prices in Muthaiga and Karen rise due to low supply. The rapid growth was noted in the second quarter of this year. Australia will lift the ban on US beef imports, easing previous trade tensions. The government plans to list the Kenya Pipeline Company in an initial public offering (IPO) in September, as announced by President William Ruto.

Pastor Dorcas Rigathi addresses Kikuyu MP Kimani Ichung’wah's claims of her controlling her husband, Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, during a clergy meeting in the US. Kenya prepares to host CHAN 2025, a significant football tournament showcasing homegrown talent, marking a moment of pride and potential economic benefit for the country.

Political analyst Prof. Macharia Munene challenges President Ruto's views on parental influence in children's moral ethics. MP Ndindi Nyoro criticizes government’s Sh44.8 billion debt via Talanta Stadium bond.

Corporate sponsors are now supporting the PGK Equator Tour 2025, boosting Kenyan professional golfers' chances for the Olympics.

NTT DATA appoints Vinesh Maharaj as Director of Smart Manufacturing for Middle East and Africa, focusing on digital transformation. Safaricom surpasses 50 million mobile subscribers as it prepares to celebrate 25 years of service in Kenya. Tecno launches the SPARK 40 Series in Kenya featuring AMOLED displays, wireless charging, and AI in entry-level smartphones. Acer shifts focus in Kenya to promote digital equity in education, partnering with the public sector for digital learning initiatives.

Police officer faces court orders over mishandling of CCTV footage. Meanwhile, a petition seeks to bar President Ruto from using personal funds for a State House church. MP Barasa ordered to pay 7.5 million shillings for defamation from 2017. Blogger Ndiang'ui Kinyagia expresses fears for his life ahead of a court hearing in 2025. The Law Society of Kenya seeks to cease representation of IT expert Kinyagia due to conflicting details. President Ruto launches a campaign to boost tourism, featuring live coverage of the wildebeest migration in Masai Mara, aiming for five million visitors by 2027. In Nyeri, local business leaders plan to hire private security to protect against vandalism during protests. A recent report highlights the hotspots for land acquisition around Nairobi. The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions addresses concerns regarding Ruto's influence in protest-related terrorism cases.

A report reveals illegal kidney surgeries at Mediheal hospitals. The Ministry of Health is investigating these serious allegations of organ trafficking.