Over 300 residents of Mkocheni, Taita Taveta County, are protesting unlawful evictions from a 1000-acre land parcel and the issuance of defective title deeds for smaller two-acre plots. These title deeds reportedly contain errors such as mobile phone numbers instead of ID numbers and incorrect names, leading to widespread frustration.

• 300 residents were affected by the dispute in Mkocheni.
• The Taita Taveta County government defended the residents, stating the evictions violated a court order issued on June 25.
• Some title deeds had mobile phone numbers in place of identification card numbers.

One person was shot dead in Katani, Machakos County, following a violent land dispute on Sunday. The victim, identified as Sammy, a local land broker, succumbed to his injuries after being shot by an unidentified individual.

• Sammy, a land broker, was shot after a confrontation escalated.
• The incident sparked violent protests, leading to a vehicle being torched by irate residents.
• A landowner linked to the dispute has been taken into custody at Mavoko Police Station.

Learning and business activities were paralysed in Garissa on Monday morning as hundreds of teachers and boda boda operators protested the fatal stabbing of a teacher. The victim, a 27-year-old lecturer at Garissa Teachers College, was attacked by three unknown individuals on Saturday, October 11, while running errands.

• The teacher was reportedly stabbed by three unknown individuals in Garissa Town.
• The protestors blamed inadequate security on local security agencies.
• One protestor highlighted the victim was "not even married, and he didn't have any children, but he was hard-working."

Hundreds of Kirinyaga residents protested against former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua on Monday, October 13, disrupting traffic and lighting bonfires. The protesters, primarily women, expressed support for Kirinyaga Governor Anne Waiguru and condemned Gachagua's recent remarks.

• Protesters held placards with messages like "The Choice is Ours" and "Respect Women Leaders," reacting to comments Gachagua made less than 24 hours prior.
• Gachagua had publicly challenged Waiguru during a church service, vowing to "name and shame" Mount Kenya leaders he considered disloyal to the Kenya Kwanza government.
• Residents specifically criticized Gachagua's alleged attempts to coerce the Mount Kenya bloc and insult Governor Waiguru, whom they voted into office.