Nairobi ODM leaders have publicly refuted claims made by DCP leader Rigathi Gachagua suggesting the ODM party is in disarray.

• The ODM leaders assert that the party remains strong and influential.
• The leaders expressed their support for President Ruto.
• The article details the specific claims made by Gachagua and the counterarguments from ODM officials in Nairobi.

The National Assembly has passed the Public Participation Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 44 of 2025), establishing a framework for how public participation will be conducted in Kenya going forward.

• The bill aims to provide clear guidelines for public participation to avoid over-legislation.
• The bill was co-sponsored by Rarieda MP, Otiende Amollo, and his Ainabkoi counterpart Samuel Chepkong’a.
• This legislation will define the mandate of various public entities in facilitating public participation.

Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja has ordered the immediate interdiction of police officers on duty when a suspect dies in police custody.

• The directive specifically targets the officer recording the Occurrence Book, the cell sentry, and the duty officer at the station.
• This action aims to ensure accountability within the Kenya Police Service.
• The order comes into effect immediately and applies to all instances of suspect deaths while in custody.

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has accused the Governor of Nakuru of being a traitor to the people of Nakuru.

• Gachagua alleges that all business in Nakuru is conducted by Susan Kihika's husband.
• The key individuals involved are Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and the Governor of Nakuru, Susan Kihika.
• Gachagua stated that for Nakuru to progress, a new governor from the DCP party is needed.