Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale has issued a severe warning to former Kesses MP and Mediheal Hospital owner Swarup Mishra, threatening prosecution, deportation, and citizenship revocation over alleged organ trafficking. The accusations stem from a report by German media outlets implicating Mediheal in an international organ trafficking syndicate.

• Most important fact or figure: Recipients allegedly paid up to $200,000 (Ksh25.9 million) for an organ transplant, while donors received as little as $4,000 (Ksh518,120).
• Key person or organization involved: Swarup Mishra, former MP and owner of Mediheal Hospital.
• Notable detail: Mishra previously lost his role as Chair of the Kenya Biovax Institute following initial reports, but Mediheal maintains all operations were lawful.

Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale has threatened to revoke the citizenship and deport former Kesses MP Swarup Mishra to India over his alleged involvement in an international organ trafficking syndicate. This comes after an investigation linked Mediheal Group of Hospitals, founded by Mishra, to organ harvesting.

• A three-month probe reviewed 452 donor and 447 recipient files, with 417 donor records linked to Mediheal Hospital in Eldoret.
• The Inter-Agency Committee on Transplant and Organ Trafficking specifically named Mishra, alongside doctors Murthy, Sananda Bag, and Vijay Kumar, for investigation regarding illicit kidney transplants.
• Mishra has denied the allegations, stating that Mediheal operated within existing guidelines and was never involved in paying donors or soliciting recipients.

Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has dismissed attempts by presidential hopeful Reuben Kigame to have him tried at the International Criminal Court (ICC). Murkomen, speaking on Friday, August 1, accused Kigame and other petitioners of siding with criminals seeking to destabilize the country.

• Kigame filed a petition on Thursday, July 31, seeking private prosecution of top security officials, including Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen and Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja, for alleged extrajudicial killings during anti-government protests in 2024 and 2025.
• Kigame accused security chiefs of "crimes against humanity," alleging over 100 deaths of peaceful protesters and bystanders, and numerous abductions and tortures.
• Murkomen criticized Kigame for not addressing "anarchy" against administrative centers, including burned police stations and courts, asserting that Kenya will not be an "experimental place" for those seeking to "subvert the Constitution."