President William Ruto addressed varied issues during a church service at PEFA All Nations Gospel Church in Gikomba, Nairobi County, emphasizing that churches must remain places of peace, free from political exploitation and violence. He urged politicians to use other platforms for political discourse.

• President Ruto directed security agencies to protect places of worship.
• He stated the government is addressing rising school fees due to lunch programs and uniforms to ensure free education.
• The National and County governments will collaborate on a "consistent, comprehensive and long-term solution" for Nairobi County's waste management.
• The cleanup of Nairobi River is 40 percent complete and expected to finish by January 2027; Ngong River cleanup begins in August.
• President Ruto affirmed that residents will not be forcibly evicted for the Affordable Housing Programme and will be prioritized for rehousing.
• KSh200 billion is being invested in Nairobi County for 123,000 affordable houses, 17 modern markets, and student hostels.
• Gikomba Market will receive a title deed within two months, with KSh4 billion allocated for a new mega market accommodating over 15,000 traders.
• Governor Gladys Wanga of Homa Bay County noted ongoing talks between Orange Democratic Movement and UDA for national unity.