President William Ruto has appointed 37 new judges to the High Court and the Environment and Land Court (ELC), aiming to alleviate a significant backlog of cases.

• 37 new judges appointed: 24 to the High Court and 13 to the ELC.
• Key individuals involved include President William Ruto and the Judicial Service Commission (JSC).
• These appointments follow a competitive recruitment process and aim to increase judge numbers to facilitate proper service delivery to Kenyans.

National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula has offered to mediate a dispute between teachers and the government over the Social Health Authority (SHA) medical scheme to prevent widespread strike action.

• Wetang’ula will meet with Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale next week to seek a resolution.
• Teachers' unions, including KUPPET and KNUT, have partially agreed to terms, but some grassroots officials are unhappy.
• Teachers express frustration over perceived difficulty accessing healthcare, higher out-of-pocket costs, and reduced benefits compared to previous schemes.

President William Ruto is facing accusations of taking credit for projects initiated by Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro. The president recently visited and commissioned developments at the Kiharu Technical and Vocational College (TVC), a facility previously launched by the MP.

• The development included commissioning an ICT hub and launching construction of student hostels, presented as part of the government's TVET investment.
• President William Ruto and Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro are the key figures involved.
• A plaque commemorating Nyoro's earlier launch of the college was notably covered with tape during Ruto's visit, with locals later uncovering Nyoro's name.