Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has issued a stern warning against politicians allegedly hiring thugs to incite chaos and insecurity as part of early 2027 General Election campaigns. The government vows decisive action against those orchestrating violence.

• The Interior CS cited a recent incident at All Saints Cathedral where individuals disrupted a service, with investigations and arrests underway following CCTV analysis.
• Key individuals and organizations involved include CS Kipchumba Murkomen and the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI).
• Murkomen also addressed recent school unrest, attributing it partly to a decline in parental responsibility and excessive reliance on digital devices.

The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) is now archiving student crime records, which will impact future applications for a Certificate of Good Conduct. This is a warning to all students from primary to university levels.

• Offences, even minor ones, will be permanently recorded and reflected on a Police Clearance Certificate.
• The warning comes from Government Spokesperson Isaac Mwaura on June 14.
• This initiative follows a recent spate of school fires and unrest, with at least 71 boarding schools closed nationwide.

The Anglican Church of Kenya (ACK) has strongly condemned a recent invasion of All Saints Cathedral by individuals described as 'goons', demanding action from the Inspector General of Police.

• Archbishop Jackson ole Sapit threatened to demand the resignation of Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja if the perpetrators are not arrested and prosecuted.
• The incident occurred on Friday during a post-budget conference, disrupting church services and raising concerns about escalating violence and intimidation in public spaces.
• Archbishop Sapit highlighted that CCTV footage clearly identified the attackers, yet they acted with impunity, raising serious questions about the police's ability to protect citizens and the future of the nation.