Kenyan pubs and restaurants have formally petitioned Parliament, expressing their dissatisfaction with the perceived inadequate participation in the drafting of the new Tobacco Control Bill.

• The industry's main concern revolves around their limited consultation and input into the legislation.
• Key stakeholders include the Pubs and Restaurants Association and other industry representatives.
• The petition highlights a lack of sufficient opportunity for the sector to provide feedback on proposed regulations affecting their businesses.

Two Members of Parliament, Peter Kaluma and John Kaguchia, are facing potential disciplinary action from the Law Society of Kenya for allegedly making inflammatory remarks.

• The MPs could be struck off the Roll of Advocates if found guilty.
• The matter has been referred to the Law Society of Kenya's Disciplinary Committee.
• The allegations stem from the MPs' alleged inflammatory remarks.