The government plans to offer permanent terms to Junior Secondary School intern teachers by 2026 to prevent strikes. Meanwhile, the Treasury seeks public input for the 2026 Finance Bill. Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka has criticised alleged secret sales of national assets and reckless debt. The EACC reports tracing 22.9 billion shillings in illicit wealth and recovering 3.4 billion shillings. President Ruto made new appointments to a trade agency, while public participation begins on selling a 15% Safaricom stake. IEBC Chair Ethekon warned against political interference, stating election theft is impossible. Kenya and the UK have boosted their health partnership, and Ikolomani residents demand rights to gold-rich land after clashes. This episode features AI-powered summaries of the day's top Kenyan news stories.

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