Ruto Tells Kericho Voters to Register and Become His 'Donkey': President William Ruto during his Kericho County development tour urged unregistered voters to register and obtain voter cards to support his re-election bid in 2027. The President's voter registration campaign comes as he continues to tout his administration's development record ahead of the August 10, 2027 General Election. Additionally, Ruto took a fresh swipe at Gideon Moi, accusing him of propping up the opposition while highlighting his administration's achievements. Meanwhile, his administration faces significant backlash due to recent policy changes and executive orders, which have led to legal challenges and strained international relations.

Abduction Cases: Court Orders KENHA to Release Gilgil CCTV Footage in Alex Kiprotich Case: A Kenyan court has ordered the Kenya National Highways Authority (KENHA) to release vital CCTV footage related to the abduction of Alex Kiprotich in Gilgil. Meanwhile, a desperate search is ongoing in Dagoretti South following the alleged abduction of a one-year-old boy, Dylan Muinde, in broad daylight. Separately, a grieving family in Nairobi's Lucky Summer estate is seeking justice after their son, Alex Owegi Ariango, died from stab wounds sustained five months ago. These abduction and violent crime incidents highlight ongoing public safety concerns in different parts of Nairobi and its surroundings. Ruto Faces Criticism Over Policy U-Turns and Opposition Attacks: Kenyan President William Ruto is facing significant criticism regarding alleged policy U-turns and controversial pronouncements made during his presidency. Jubilee Deputy Party Leader Dr. Fred Matiang'i has strongly refuted claims by President William Ruto and Kenya Kwanza leaders that former President Uhuru Kenyatta is funding the opposition. The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) and the Linda Mwananchi group are trading accusations regarding a planned rally in Nairobi and claims about voters, reflecting ongoing political tensions.