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.

• Murkomen directed police and county security teams to act decisively, emphasizing that "no one will be favoured."
• The crackdown targets criminal elements operating under the guise of political protection, particularly in the President's backyard.
• Additionally, Murkomen revealed that six people have been arrested in connection with the mass graves discovered in Kericho County, with investigations pointing to possible collusion involving Nyamira County health officials.

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.

• The former Deputy President criticized the current administration's economic performance, stating it has contributed to a significant decline in Kenya’s economic stability.
• Rigathi Gachagua, speaking during a tour of Kirinyaga County, accused the president of meddling in his personal affairs, including alleged alterations to his brother’s will.
• Gachagua described the relationship between Mount Kenya residents and President Ruto as transactional, emphasizing the need for tangible investment and development.

Cabinet Secretary Geoffrey Ruku assured Isiolo County residents of unwavering government commitment to public services and security amidst a crackdown on bandits. He pledged to eliminate banditry within three months.

• CS Ruku stated the government has the "power and the will to crush bandits" within the next three months.
• Key figures include CS Geoffrey Ruku, President William Ruto, Deputy President Kithure Kindiki, and former DP Rigathi Gachagua.
• The Cabinet Secretary also urged unity within the Mt Kenya region and criticized leaders fueling disunity, specifically mentioning Rigathi Gachagua.