The Cabinet has approved the dualing of the 23.5-kilometer Muthaiga-Kiambu-Ndumberi road to alleviate traffic congestion between Nairobi and Kiambu Counties. The project, part of a plan to modernize Nairobi's transport network, will include bypasses, loops, and facilities for non-motorized transport. Following the approval, the Motorists Association of Kenya (MAK) criticized the government's decision, calling it a “pre-election spectacle” that will harm local businesses. The motorists' lobby subsequently issued fresh demands to the government regarding the planned expansion of Kiambu Road.

Kenya's Cabinet has approved the Nairobi National Park–Athi-Kapiti Wildlife Corridor project. This initiative involves allocating public land for a new wildlife migration route to connect the two areas. The plan aims to restore vital migratory routes for species like zebras and wildebeests and address human-wildlife conflict. In a separate decision, the Cabinet also approved a waiver of Sh12.3 billion in interest and penalties on outstanding land settlement loans. The waiver is intended to relieve financial pressure on low-income settlers across 26 counties.

The Kenyan government has issued a warning about a scam targeting beneficiaries of the National Youth Opportunities Towards Advancement (NYOTA) programme, where fraudulent apps require registration fees for Ksh50,000 grants. It also expressed concern that citizens rescued from cybercrime networks abroad are returning home to establish similar online scam operations. Separately, police in Migori County arrested a woman for impersonating a lawyer and illegally offering legal services, recovering fake seals and stamps. This follows a similar operation two weeks prior in Kisii where three other individuals were apprehended for similar offenses.

An opposition rally in Gilgil, Nakuru County, led by former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua was disrupted by suspected goons, causing attendees to scatter for safety. In a separate incident, Gachagua wrote to Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja ahead of a visit to Mbeere North, reporting alleged threats against him and demanding the arrest of individuals seen in a viral video. Additionally, Chama Cha Kazi (CCK) party leader Moses Kuria alleged a UDA-linked plot involving a Ksh10 million debt to attack Gachagua’s upcoming campaign tour on November 27.

The Kenyan government is poised to earn Sh607.2 million in royalties and an additional Sh193.8 million in Mineral Development Levy after UK-based Shanta Gold discovered gold deposits valued at an estimated Sh680 billion in Kakamega County. In a separate financial development, the United Bank for Africa (UBA) Group has committed Sh19 billion ($150 million) to Kenya’s Road Infrastructure Securitisation Programme. These financial inflows occur as a Public Service Commission (PSC) report revealed over two-thirds of Kenyan government entities failed to submit mandatory self-assessment reports on performance and governance. Relatedly, Senators are questioning the State's plan to commercialise the National Youth Service. Meanwhile, the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) has canceled a public participation hearing for the proposed Isulu–Bushiangala Gold Mining Project in Kakamega County.

Binance has significantly expanded its cryptocurrency services across over 30 African countries, enabling users to trade crypto using local currencies. Zuri Health launched Petals, an AI-powered women’s health companion accessible via WhatsApp. This new service is designed to provide private and real-time support. Meanwhile, iColo is supporting the expansion of LINX in Kenya, following a co-operative agreement with Asteroid Kenya. This agreement facilitates the transition of Asteroid customers to LINX's interconnection hubs in Mombasa and Nairobi. The transition happens as Asteroid Kenya ceases its operations.

Kenyan activists Bob Njagi and Nicholas Oyoo have publicly recounted their harrowing 38-day ordeal after being abducted and detained in Uganda. Nicholas Oyoo narrated that they survived on a meager diet of ugali and beans while held in Ugandan cells. The activists described being tortured during their detention, which they claim was due to the Ugandan government's fears they might incite youth to protest. Bob Njagi claimed his abduction was orchestrated by President Museveni's son, Muhozi, without the president's knowledge. In response, Kenya's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has dismissed the allegations of torture concerning the activists.

Gospel singer Betty Bayo, whose real name was Beatrice Wairimu Mbugua, passed away from acute leukaemia. One report states she died on Monday, November 10, 2025, at Kenyatta National Hospital, while another cites November 11. Following her death, her body was transferred from KNH to the Kenyatta University Referral Hospital Mortuary on Tuesday, November 11, 2025. Her daughter, Sky Victor, reportedly tried to save her mother by alerting neighbors and praying. Before her death, Bayo had dreams for her daughter's global education, which friend Sarah Mtalii pledged to fulfill. Filmmaker Director Trevor revealed he was planning to book the singer for a December event and is among the celebrities mourning her passing.

Junior Secondary School (JSS) teachers are urging the government to grant them permanent and pensionable employment. In Kericho County, JSS teachers are demanding the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) convert their employment terms. Science teachers in Kericho have warned they will not resume the new academic term without permanent employment contracts. Similarly, contract teachers in Migori County are urging the government for permanent jobs as their contracts expire. The teachers are also expressing grievances over conflicting statements from various education officials, which has led to uncertainty about their employment.

Kenya's national boxing team, the Hit Squad, will begin official residential training for the Elite World Men Boxing Championships scheduled for December in Dubai. The training will commence after the final leg of the National Boxing League in Kisumu. Additionally, the 2025 Iten International Marathon, scheduled for November 30, will serve as a memorial race to honor the 37 victims of a recent mudslide in Elgeyo Marakwet County. In golf, Muthaiga Golf Club's Greg Snow won his maiden Sunshine Development Tour title at the Betika Masters, clinching the victory with an eagle on the 18th hole at Limuru Country Club. Meanwhile, in basketball, the Zetech University Sparks team sustained their second defeat in the 2025 Women Basketball League Africa Zone Five qualifiers, losing 86-44 to Rwandan Energy Group at Nyayo Gymnasium.

Rising water levels in Lake Naivasha have led to the displacement of numerous individuals and the submergence of various facilities. The situation has compelled residents to evacuate their homes, highlighting the profound impact of environmental changes on the local communities. In a separate incident, victims of the Chesongoch landslides are also struggling with displacement and loss. Following the natural disaster, they are appealing to the Kenyan government for alternative housing.