President William Ruto inspected the Kibera Soweto East Zone B Affordable Housing Project on Tuesday, reaffirming his administration's commitment to delivering modern, affordable housing in informal settlements.

• The Sh7.4 billion project, over 80 per cent complete, will provide 4,465 housing units.
• Key individuals/entities: President William Ruto, State Department for Housing and Urban Development.
• Notable details include integrated amenities like a primary school, health centre, and flood mitigation measures as part of the Affordable Housing Programme.

President William Ruto has vowed to press on with the affordable housing project, dismissing opposition and promising to improve the lives of Kenyans in informal settlements.

• The Kibera Soweto East Zone B Affordable Housing Project (AHP), costing Sh7.4 billion and over 80 per cent complete, will deliver 4,465 housing units.
• The project aims to restore dignity, improve livelihoods, and create opportunities, with over 2,500 direct jobs generated locally.
• President Ruto stated his Kenya Kwanza administration is building nearly 250,000 housing units nationwide, including 100,000 in Nairobi.

Ten counties from the Frontier Counties Development Council (FCDC) are collaborating to strengthen their livestock sector and integrate it with peacebuilding and disaster resilience initiatives.

• The three-day meeting in Nakuru County aims to foster collaboration and knowledge exchange among senior county officials.
• Key participants include Directors of Peace, Livestock Production, and Veterinary Services from counties such as Garissa, West Pokot, and Turkana.
• The workshop seeks to address challenges like resource conflicts, climate shocks, and disease control, with a focus on improving service delivery and inter-county cooperation.