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Ruto Issues 36,826 Title Deeds to Kilifi Residents
President William Ruto has distributed 36,826 title deeds to residents in Kilifi county, marking a key milestone in land ownership efforts. The Kilifi County Government, through its Department of Land, is simultaneously implementing strategies to address land disputes in collaboration with the national government and other land sector stakeholders. Meanwhile, President William Ruto has also issued a stern warning to 'brokers', citing political and business interests, against obstructing the development of the Sh2.9 trillion Dangote refinery project in Lamu. Residents of Kisumu are separately urging for the resumption of oil exploration activities within the region, citing potential economic benefits.
Gachagua Vows to Make Anti-Corruption Drive a Priority
Rigathi Gachagua, leader of the Democracy for the Citizens Party, has pledged to make the fight against corruption a top priority if the United Opposition wins the 2027 general election. He has made similar pledges on multiple occasions, stating he will lead a strong fight against corruption should the opposition assume power in Kenya. These commitments come as Kenya's National Treasury has reported a significant increase in the country's trade deficit, prompting renewed calls for enhanced local manufacturing to address the imbalance.
Police Arrest 61 Suspected Gang Members in Kitale
Authorities in Kitale have apprehended 61 individuals suspected of being members of two rival criminal gangs. These gangs are accused of recent acts of terror against residents in the area, with the arrests following violent clashes between two rival gangs in the Premium and Shanti estates. Separately, a police boss in Lumakanda has been arrested and charged with the alleged defilement of a 16-year-old girl, with the incident sparking concern and leading to formal legal proceedings. The High Court has also pardoned Inspector General Japhet Koome in a contempt of court case but issued a stern warning against future transgressions.
Samburu Governor Seeks Compensation for Families Over Livestock Deaths
The Governor of Samburu, Lati Lelelit, is urging the national government to provide compensation for 43 families whose livestock were killed during a recent security operation. Pastoralists in Samburu County have officially lodged a complaint with the police regarding the killing of their livestock during a security operation in the Losesia area. Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has separately condemned the killing of over 700 cattle in Samburu, highlighting the gravity of livestock losses in the region.
Kindiki Orders Re-Inspection of Alcohol Manufacturers
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has ordered a thorough re-inspection of all alcohol manufacturing premises across Kenya, with this directive aiming to ensure strict adherence to existing standards and regulations within the industry. The Kenyan government is simultaneously launching an intensified campaign against substance abuse, with plans to establish public rehabilitation centres across the country. A total of 40 suspects have been released on cash bail by the Makadara Law Courts following their arrest after an invasion of the late Kirima Tumaini Estate in Embakasi.
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