Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro has publicly cautioned President William Ruto against interfering with Tata Chemicals, Africa’s largest soda ash plant in Lake Magadi, Kajiado County.

• Nyoro accused President Ruto of allegedly plotting to gain control of Tata Chemicals through a shareholding scheme.
• The Peoples’ Party of Kenya (PPK) leader expressed concerns about the impact of such actions on the environment for investors in Kenya.
• Nyoro also highlighted Kenya's significant debt of Sh13.5 trillion and called for opposition unity ahead of the 2027 General Election.

Busia Senator Okiya Omtatah has been suspended from the Kenyan Senate for three sitting days after refusing to withdraw the word "yapping" used to describe President William Ruto's remarks on undocumented immigrants.

• The suspension occurred on Thursday, September 10.
• Senator Omtatah maintained that his use of "yapping" was to hold the President accountable for roadside declarations, which he argued violated Article 135 of the Constitution requiring written presidential decisions.
• The Senate Speaker Amason Kingi ruled the word unparliamentary, citing the Senate's Standing Orders, and rejected Omtatah's defense citing UK parliamentary precedent.

A Sotik MP's accidental endorsement of a "one term" presidency for President William Ruto overshadowed the President's working tour of Bomet and Kericho counties.

• The Sotik MP, Francis Sigei, made the verbal blunder while welcoming President Ruto at a road commissioning event.
• President Ruto also used the tour to launch attacks on opposition leaders, calling them a threat to the country's progress and accusing them of lacking development agendas.
• The President highlighted various development projects, including road construction totaling Sh22 billion in Kericho County, affordable housing initiatives, and investments in healthcare and sports infrastructure.