Deputy President Prof Kithure Kindiki criticized the opposition for allegedly misleading youth, emphasizing the government's efforts to create employment through programs like the Affordable Housing Programme. Speaking at Murang'a Technical and Training Institute, he highlighted job creation and government investment in education.

• Over 350,000 youth are currently engaged in government-backed construction projects across Kenya, with a target to upscale to 1 million in two years.
• Education Cabinet Secretary Dr. Julius Migosi announced plans to revoke licenses of all liquor outlets near learning institutions.
• Attendees included MPs Mary Wamaua, Betty Maina, Peter Kihungi, Nominated MP Sabina Chege, and Senator Veronica Maina, all expressing support for President William Ruto's administration.