Speaker Wetang’ula warns against divisive politics ahead of 2027, while Kenyan officials highlight peace initiatives. The Judiciary addressed media concerns over a ruling halting a judgment on presidential advisor offices. Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro is pushing for the confirmation of 44,000 intern teachers and accuses the government of withholding ad payments to media. President Ruto attributes his administration's success to an inclusive approach. Two were killed by police in Migori during a protest, while Juja police arrested suspects linked to the Mungiki sect. A man was allegedly killed by his brothers-in-law in Meru, and flood victims seek missing loved ones. In sports, Mathare United thrashed AFC Leopards 4-1, Kabras Sugar RFC defeated Menengai Oilers, and the WRC Safari Rally's Sleeping Warrior stage was cancelled due to weather, with Toyota's Katsuta leading. Former CS Raphael Tuju was evicted from his Karen property amid a land dispute. Belarus announced financial aid for flood victims. This episode features AI-powered summaries of the day's top Kenyan news stories.

Six have been convicted in a robbery linked to the 2015 murder of former MP George Muchai. Separately, a Chinese national was caught at JKIA with over 2,000 live ants, while Raphael Tuju protested his restaurant's auction. The government is set to tackle billions lost to digital piracy. Meanwhile, Kalonzo Musyoka and Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua are reportedly strategizing for a 'Kibaki-style victory'. The Court of Appeal has suspended a ruling on President Ruto's 21 advisors. In sports, Posta Rangers beat Kenya Police 2-0 in a crucial league match. At the Safari Rally, Oliver Solberg maintains a narrow lead after a challenging day. This episode features AI-powered summaries of the day's top Kenyan news stories.

The Middle East conflict is disrupting Kenyan agricultural exports and raising fears of inflation. President Ruto has nominated Supreme Court Judge Njoki Ndung'u for the ICC and handed over houses under the Affordable Housing Programme, while the MSME department seeks funds to recover overdue Hustler Fund loans. The High Court ruled on several cases, ordering the release of a TikToker, the readmission of an expelled student, and dismissing a challenge to Noordin Haji's NIS appointment. In sports, Oliver Solberg leads the WRC Safari Rally. Meanwhile, concerns mount over national security due to alleged collaboration between "goons" and police. This episode features AI-powered summaries of the day's top Kenyan news stories.

National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang'ula is pushing for tighter road safety measures following a fatal Webuye accident that killed 15 people. Meanwhile, police are investigating a series of suicides reported across several counties. In Nairobi, a court granted former police boss Samson Talaam medical treatment during his murder trial. Separately, in Kisumu, a gang of around 100 people raided the Fairways Hotel, vandalizing property and stealing valuables. Former PS Irungu Nyakera reportedly fired warning shots during the incident. Kisumu police are on the case investigating the hotel raid, which adds to concerns about criminal activity targeting hospitality establishments in the region. This episode features AI-powered summaries of the day's top Kenyan news stories.

Parliament approved the 2026/2027 Budget Policy Statement, setting a Sh4.7 trillion fiscal framework, as lawmakers also demanded assurances on jobs in Safaricom's planned share sale. The Law Society of Kenya has filed a petition challenging the alleged unlawful access and use of protesters' data. Kenya Power Chief Executive Joseph Siror identified trees as the primary cause of most power outages, urging public cooperation. Meanwhile, a funding plan for the expansion of Jomo Kenyatta International Airport is set for a June groundbreaking. Saudi oil giant Saudi Aramco has warned of potentially catastrophic consequences for global oil markets. A tragic accident on the Webuye-Kitale road claimed 15 lives, with another road accident in Malaha confirming 15 deaths and 29 injuries. The Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development has sold its controlling stake in Nation Media Group, ending a 66-year association, with Tanzanian businessman Rostam Azizi taking control. Kenya has urged the international community to take urgent action against evolving drug threats at the UN, and a UK Border Force delegation visited the DCI headquarters to bolster collaboration. The Kenya Revenue Authority has launched body cameras for customs officers. The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has defended its new system for issuing instant fines and is also deploying automated speed cameras. Senators are calling for an immediate assessment of Nairobi's drainage systems following devastating floods that have caused widespread damage and loss of life, with flood victims’ families pleading for action and tangible support. This episode features AI-powered summaries of the day's top Kenyan news stories.

Azimio has replaced Minority Leader Junet Mohamed with Caroli Omondi, expelling Mohamed and others from key coalition bodies. Mombasa Governor Nassir stressed service over political timelines. Meanwhile, a petrol station near JKIA has passed aviation safety reviews. The nation mourns 44 flood victims, with schools reopening for clean-up across affected areas. President Ruto has also signed the National Infrastructure Bill, establishing a Sh5 trillion fund for development. This episode features AI-powered summaries of the day's top Kenyan news stories.

President Ruto visited Siaya County, meeting with ODM leaders and discussing future alliance talks, while urging Kenyans towards unity. The nation grapples with devastating floods, with the death toll climbing to 49, primarily affecting Nairobi. Nairobi Governor Sakaja has declared a national disaster, defending past relocations and citing underfunding for infrastructure needs. Meanwhile, families desperately search for missing loved ones at the City Mortuary amidst criticism of the county's flood response. This episode features AI-powered summaries of the day's top Kenyan news stories.

Torrential rains have caused devastating floods across Kenya, claiming at least 43 lives, with Nairobi hit hardest at 25 dead and widespread destruction. Several roads, including the Kaplong–Kisii Road, have been closed due to submerged bridges and impassable routes. The Kenya Meteorological Department warns of more heavy rain, prompting health alerts for potential cholera and malaria outbreaks. The government is ramping up child protection and offering real-time flood warnings via a mobile app. In politics, Siaya Governor James Orengo protested the arrest of his staff ahead of a presidential visit, while opposition leaders faced exclusion from a church event in Meru. Meanwhile, President Ruto handed over the EAC chairmanship to Uganda's Yoweri Museveni in Arusha, highlighting funding reforms and development projects for Siaya County. This episode features AI-powered summaries of the day's top Kenyan news stories.

Nairobi experienced severe flooding after heavy rains, leading to impassable roads and KDF support for rescue efforts. Monica Juma has been appointed Executive Director of UNODC and Director-General of UNOV. State House faces backlash over a proposed Sh20 billion budget increase, while President Ruto pledged compensation for Mau evictees and announced development projects in Narok. Infrastructure projects face disruptions, including on Ngong Road, and Kajiado County issued ultimatums on road encroachment. Sadly, a 67-year-old was swept away by floods affecting parts of Kenya, highlighting drainage system failures. The National Assembly passed the National Infrastructure Fund Bill. The government will purchase land to settle Mau evictees and fast-track development in Emurua Dikirr. Kenya confirmed no citizens among casualties of the Middle East conflict escalation; Kenya Airways suspended a Dubai flight. This episode features AI-powered summaries of the day's top Kenyan news stories.

The EACC is pushing constitutional changes to bar politicians with pending corruption appeals from the 2027 polls. Former CS Fred Matiang'i echoed calls for a strong anti-graft war abroad. The Health Ministry advised of a flu surge, while CS Duale assured teachers their healthcare under SHA is running smoothly. Parliament passed the Sh5 Trillion National Infrastructure Fund Bill, despite opposition concerns over its legality. Middle East tensions have shaken Nairobi markets and led to the repatriation of Kenyans from the UAE. Memorial services were held for MP Johana Ng'eno and four others tragically lost in a plane crash. Meanwhile, deadly accidents claimed six lives on the Mombasa-Nairobi highway and seven in Makueni due to heavy rains. This episode features AI-powered summaries of the day's top Kenyan news stories.