Police were deployed to the Nyahururu Seventh Day Adventist (SDA) church on Saturday, December 20, after two factions clashed over a leadership dispute, disrupting worship services. This is the fourth time such an incident has occurred at the church.

• A former pastor, transferred against his will, is accused of orchestrating the chaos.
• One faction claims the former pastor hired "goons" to close the church, despite a court order preventing interference with worship.
• The conflicting faction accuses the church board of mismanagement and intentionally creating tension.

A land dispute involving 4,000 acres in Maragwa, Murang’a County, escalated into a political standoff between area Member of Parliament Mary Wamaua and Lands Cabinet Secretary Alice Wahome following violent clashes between residents.

• The dispute centered on a caveat placed on the Ngimu Farm Land Block 1, implemented by Land CS Alice Wahome and opposed by MP Mary Wamaua.
• One group of residents demanded the caveat's removal, citing denied access to loans and transactions, while another supported it, claiming protection against land grabbing by the Ngemu Land Buying Group.
• MP Mary Wamaua urged President Ruto to intervene, asserting the caveat unfairly punishes legitimate landowners, while CS Alice Wahome defended it as necessary to address long-standing disputes and curb unlawful transactions.

A group of Luo Elders has unanimously rejected President William Ruto's proposed Ksh500 billion nuclear power plant project in Siaya County, citing significant health and environmental concerns across the East African region. This follows an earlier rejection of the project by residents in Kilifi due to similar fears.

• The elders formed a committee to investigate further consequences if the government proceeds.
• The project aims to generate 1,000 MW initially, scaling to 20,000 MW by 2040.
• Kenya Nuclear Power and Energy Agency (NuPEA) identified Siaya as the preferred site after the project was rejected in Kilifi.
• Former Prime Minister Raila Odinga, Energy Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi, and Siaya Governor James Orengo had all endorsed the project.