Murkomen Orders Crackdown in Ruto's Backyard Over Insecurity: Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has ordered a crackdown on rising goonism and impunity in Uasin Gishu, citing concerns over increased crime and political thuggery in Eldoret City. Separately, Cabinet Secretary Geoffrey Ruku assured Isiolo County residents of unwavering government commitment to public services and security amidst a crackdown on bandits, pledging to eliminate banditry within three months. In another political development, DCP Party Leader Rigathi Gachagua has publicly urged President William Ruto to cease interfering in his family matters and instead focus on revitalizing Kenya's struggling economy. Three-Year-Old Pupil Dies Under Mysterious Circumstances at School: The family of a three-year-old pupil named Faiz Faraj is seeking answers after their child died under mysterious circumstances while at school on Friday. In a separate incident, a pupil was found dead in a school pond in Gilgil, Nakuru County, a tragic incident that has shaken the local community. Meanwhile, a family in Likoni, Mombasa is desperately searching for their three-year-old child who disappeared from home on March 20, with a suspect also vanishing. These three separate incidents involving young children in school or home settings have raised concerns about child safety. Gachagua Renews 2027 Presidential Bid, Urges Youth to Register: Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has announced his intention to run for president in 2027, stating he will compete against President William Ruto. Separately, Gachagua has urged residents of the Mount Kenya region to accord President William Ruto a warm reception during his visits and refrain from heckling him. This has sparked controversy within the Jubilee Party, where Secretary-General Jeremiah Kioni dismissed an aspirants' forum in Nyeri as unauthorized, leading Ngunjiri Wambugu to demand Kioni be disciplined for meeting with Gachagua.