Supreme Court rules banks don't need new securities for extra loans, cutting compliance costs. Kenya faces severe drought impacts with 1.8 million facing food insecurity. Kenya and Ghana implement crypto oversight laws. CAK identifies cartels as an "invisible tax." President Ruto launches 20 billion Kenyan Shillings projects in Kitui. 303.9 million shillings disbursed for youth businesses via NYOTA. Kenya Power seeks 1,112MW new power deals after a moratorium lift, as audit reveals connection delays.

Rozinah Mwakideu cautions abusive men. Kabi Wajesus reveals daughter Luxe's face, joking about his strong genes.

Former CS Fred Matiang'i criticized the current administration, citing widespread confusion and corruption. Meanwhile, ODM celebrates its 20th anniversary in Mombasa with a large delegation and boosted local business, as 2027 political discussions intensify.

NOC-K is strategizing for the LA28 Olympics, focusing on support and investing in medal-potential sports. The Kenya Lionesses dominated Ivory Coast 44-0 in Rugby Africa Sevens. Harambee Stars lost 1-0 to Equatorial Guinea, while KCB's winless streak continued in the Premier League with a goalless draw.

Inspector General Douglas Kanja has issued new guidelines for the nationwide police recruitment set for Monday, November 17, after the High Court lifted its suspension. The exercise aims to recruit 10,000 new constables across 427 centers. President William Ruto handed over keys to 176 new homeowners in Machakos as part of the Affordable Housing Programme. Meanwhile, the IGAD climate centre predicts intensified drought for Kenya, Ethiopia, and Somalia through January 2026. The government is also outlining a repatriation pathway for Kenyan mothers and their children stranded in Saudi Arabia. Amidst this, Embakasi East MP Babu Owino criticized ODM leadership and vowed protests over the cost of living.