Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen and Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja are scheduled to appear before a parliamentary committee to address concerns over a significant rise in political violence and banditry across Kenya.

• Key Date: The appearance is set for April 21.
• Key Individuals/Organizations: Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen, Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja, and the National Assembly’s Departmental Committee on Administration and Internal Security.
• Notable Detail: The summons follows recent attacks, including one in Kikuyu town, and will also address ongoing banditry in pastoralist areas.

Head of Public Service Felix Koskei has revealed losing millions of shillings due to a fraudulent land deal involving the manipulation of official land files within the State Department for Lands and Physical Planning.

• Koskei lost millions of shillings in the botched land transaction.
• The key individuals involved include Felix Koskei and corrupt staff within the State Department for Lands and Physical Planning.
• Official land files, including the green card, were altered within two weeks of payment, indicating systemic corruption and manipulation.

Nairobi County Governor Johnson Sakaja is facing a potential 6-month jail term for contempt of court following an application demanding action for his prolonged failure to appoint a County Secretary.

• The application cites non-compliance with a December 5, 2025, High Court order mandating the initiation of a recruitment process and appointment within specified timelines.
• Key figure subject to the legal action is Governor Johnson Sakaja, with petitioners arguing the office has been vacant for over 7 years.
• This marks a second instance where Sakaja has faced potential jailing for contempt, with a previous application related to a collective bargaining agreement with county workers.