After 52 years under national government control, Amboseli National Park's management has been officially transferred to the Kajiado County Government. This significant shift, formalized by a Deed of Transfer, means Kajiado County will now oversee daily operations, conservation, tourism, and wildlife protection, while the national government, through the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS), retains ownership and oversight.

• The transfer became effective 21 days from its execution date of October 14, following months of lobbying and approval by President William Ruto's cabinet in November 2024.
• A revenue-sharing formula dictates that Kajiado County will receive 100 percent of the park's revenue by the 2028/2029 FY, with five percent perpetually reserved for the national government.
• The agreement is for an initial renewable period of 15 years, marking a major decentralization in Kenya's park management and offering Kajiado County a new significant asset and revenue source.

The Kenyan government has announced significant leadership changes across several state corporations through various Cabinet Secretaries, with appointments and revocations affecting multiple boards.

• Public Service CS Geoffrey Ruku appointed Emma Wambui Mbugua, Anne Derasso Illo, Fredrick Odumo Nying’uro, and Valerie Lomosi to the Gambling Regulatory Authority Board for three years, replacing Ernest Kamau, Anne Too, Innocent Muganda, Janet Oben, and Edwin Gikunju.
• Education CS Julius Ogamba appointed Professor Kellen Kathure Kiambati as Chairperson of the Technical and Vocational Education and Training Authority Board for four years.
• Information, Communications and Digital Economy CS William Kabogo appointed Stephen Njuki to the Board of the Communications Authority of Kenya for three years.
• Health CS Aden Duale appointed Edwin Gikunju to the Kenya Institute of Primate Research Board for three years.
• Water and Sanitation, and Irrigation CS Eric Mugaa appointed Innocent Muganda to the National Water Harvesting and Storage Board for three years.
• Roads and Transport CS Davis Chirchir appointed Anne Too to the Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA) Board for three years.
• Attorney General Dorcas Oduor appointed Ernest Kamau to the Business Registration Service Board for three years, and also revoked appointments to the Selection Panel for the Waqf Commission.

President William Ruto has announced significant leadership changes within Kenyan parastatals, revoking the appointment of former Chief of Defence Forces, General Julius Karangi, from the National Council for Population and Development (NCPD) board.

• Ali Wario will replace Karangi as non-executive chairperson of the NCPD board for three years, effective October 24, 2025.
• Former Kipkelion East Member of Parliament, Kirui Limo, was appointed non-executive chairperson of the Gambling Regulatory Authority, replacing Jane Mwikali Makau.
• Makau has been reassigned as non-executive chairperson of the National Water Harvesting and Storage Authority board for a three-year term, also effective October 24, 2025.