Kindiki Warns Politicians Against Using Goons to Fight Rivals: Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has issued a stern warning to politicians against using youth or goons to engage in political violence ahead of the 2027 General Election. Kindiki further warned Kenyan politicians to cease interfering with the work of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC), stating that such actions could jeopardize the country's democratic process. He also urged the IEBC to remain impartial and resist intimidation from politicians ahead of the August 2027 elections. Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen echoed these concerns, urging the Opposition to cease interfering with the IEBC and instead focus on presenting policies for the 2027 General Election. Meanwhile, a Linda Mwananchi political rally in Meru town was briefly disrupted when a teargas canister was thrown into the crowd, causing panic among supporters.

Teargas Disperses Linda Mwananchi Rally in Meru During Political Tour: A Linda Mwananchi rally in Meru County was abruptly halted when tear gas was deployed, scattering supporters and leaders. This interruption comes amid internal divisions within the political faction. The movement has shifted its campaign activities to Meru, intensifying criticism of the Ruto administration. Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki has warned opposition leaders against associating with criminal gangs in politics leading up to the 2027 general election. Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka has separately criticized President William Ruto for failing to address the issue of goons' menace in the country. Families Demand Accountability for Missing Protesters: Families of victims of enforced disappearances held a somber observance, demanding truth and accountability for their missing loved ones. Families of individuals who disappeared during the 2024 protests are still awaiting answers from the government regarding the whereabouts of their loved ones. Similarly, families of those who disappeared during the Gen Z protests are demanding accountability from the Kenyan government and information on the whereabouts of their loved ones. Opposition Questions Sh2.8B Police Uniform Tender: Kenya's opposition is demanding the cancellation of a Sh2.8 billion tender for police uniforms, raising concerns about the government's spending priorities. The National Police Service has responded to public scrutiny regarding the tender, revealing the company awarded the contract. The service has also distanced itself from claims of a controversial new uniforms tender.