Defence Cabinet Secretary Soipan Tuya strongly defended President William Ruto's administration's economic reforms, warning against tribal politics that could hinder national development.

• CS Tuya stated that the government's tough decisions are necessary for economic transformation and poverty reduction, akin to developed nations.
• She criticized former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua for allegedly promoting divisive politics and attacking her personally, vowing not to be deterred.
• The event, held at a fundraising mass in Narok Town, also saw Narok Governor Patrick Ole Ntutu announce development projects including hiring 440 new workers for the county.

Internal Security Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo has urged religious leaders to actively challenge politicians promoting hatred and division, particularly as the country approaches the next general election.

• PS Omollo called on the clergy to prevent divisive and discriminatory comments made by political leaders in churches.
• The call was made during a funds drive at Chiga Catholic Church in Homa Bay Town Constituency.
• Omollo emphasized the need for leadership focused on unity and national cohesion, advocating for inclusivity and equitable resource distribution.

Recent opinion polls suggest Deputy President Prof. Kindiki is the most favoured running mate for President Ruto in the 2027 election, potentially solidifying his position.

• Prof. Kindiki leads potential running mates with 34% support in the latest Infotrak poll.
• Other leaders mentioned include Homa Bay Governor Gladys Wanga (11%) and Mining Cabinet Secretary Hassan Joho (4%).
• Prof. Kindiki also shows strong support in regions where other candidates are considered influential, including Western Kenya (36%) and Nyanza (28%).