Several initiatives are expanding services across Africa through partnerships and funding. Vodacom Tanzania has launched M-Pesa Global Payment in partnership with Visa, Alipay, MTN Uganda, and Thunes to boost digital financial inclusion and cross-border trade. Separately, the United States Department of State has announced a $150 million "pay-for-performance" financing vehicle for Zipline. This funding is intended to expand Zipline's drone delivery infrastructure across Africa and is contingent on partner African governments signing expansion contracts. In a broader regional move, Westcon Comstor has partnered with Fortanix to provide advanced data security services across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA), aiming to strengthen secure AI environments.

Amidst discussions about governance, Former Chief Justice David Maraga urged Kenyans to engage in strong civil action to protect the constitution. Separately, Kenyan parliamentary leaders have been urged to formulate laws aimed at preventing violence and unrest across the nation. A recent discussion also highlighted the critical need for comprehensive civic education across Kenya, emphasizing the importance of understanding the national constitution and political processes.

A Nairobi-based DJ is organizing a roadshow to Bondo, Siaya County, on December 27 to honor the late Raila Odinga at his gravesite, inviting Kenyans to join. Meanwhile, media personality Willis Raburu has openly discussed the severe cyberbullying he endured following the tragic death of his daughter. Raburu detailed how online cruelty intensified his grief during his "lowest point" in an interview on Sauti Sessions Dialogue with Ciru Muriuki. In another story of loss, the children of the late gospel singer Betty Bayo, Sky Victor and Dany Victor, are on a healing vacation in Naivasha. This getaway comes just six days after their mother's burial and is described as a much-needed break from a month of grief.

Nairobi Woman Representative Esther Passaris and content creator Andrew Kibe engaged in an online clash over a viral video showing alleged harassment during a street interview. The dispute escalated on Wednesday, November 26, 2025, with Passaris publicly clashing with Kibe over the harassment of schoolgirls for online content on X (formerly Twitter). In a separate event, former Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko publicly defended his decision to expose his daughter’s alleged domestic abuse. This defense was a response to criticism from Pastor James Ng’ang’a. Sonko stated his actions were intended to raise awareness about gender-based violence (GBV) and encourage other victims to speak out.

The Kenyan government is moving forward with significant infrastructure initiatives. President William Ruto announced that tenders for the dualling of Kiambu Road and the Northern Bypass are scheduled for release in early 2026 to address significant traffic congestion. President Ruto also announced a commitment to deepen cooperation with China, particularly in infrastructure development. This was highlighted during a meeting with the Export-Impo­rt Bank of China where a loan for an Intelligent Transport System was discussed. Separately, the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) and the National Securities Exchange of Somalia (NSES) signed a Memorandum of Understanding. This agreement aims to foster financial integration through cross-border listings and technology collaboration.

Kenya Airways (KQ) has issued a profit warning for the year ending December 31, 2025, anticipating a profit drop of at least 25 percent. The airline attributed this expected decline to grounded planes and a severe shortage of engine parts. In contrast, Centum Investment Company reported a 6.1 percent increase in after-tax profit to Sh472 million for the half-year ended September 30, 2025. This growth was primarily due to a 66 percent reduction in finance costs from debt repayments. In other corporate news, Sanlam Kenya has officially rebranded to Sanlam Allianz Holdings Kenya. This change follows a joint venture and comes as the Kenyan government is strengthening its insurance regulatory framework to rebuild trust in the sector.

Kenya's national men's boxing team, consisting of medallists from the Africa Zone Three Championships, has been selected for the Elite World Men Boxing Championships in Dubai from December 2-13. In athletics, stars are gearing up for the Iten International Marathon on Sunday, November 24, 2024, set to take place on the challenging Chororget-Iten course. Athletes such as Ednah Kimitei and Ezekiel Kiprais are making their debut at this race. Meanwhile, the Harambee Starlets have begun preparations for the 2026 Women Africa Cup of Nations (Wafcon). The women's football team started their preparations with a 1-2 defeat against Algeria in a friendly match in Blida under coach Beldine Odemba.

President William Ruto issued a stern warning to the opposition, cautioning them against engaging in politics without a clear agenda and threatening to defeat them in the 2027 General Election. The President called on the opposition to present its plans for the nation, emphasizing his desire for a united Kenya. President Ruto also issued a warning to his deputy, Rigathi Gachagua, urging him to focus on policy development rather than constant politicking ahead of the 2027 elections.