Uganda is set to acquire a stake in the Kenya Pipeline Company following its privatization, as Kenya lists shares on the Nairobi Securities Exchange. This development coincides with President Ruto's visit to Kisii, where he announced the relocation of Kisii GK Prison to pave the way for affordable housing.

In crime news, a 22-year-old student's mutilated body was discovered in Kirinyaga, prompting an investigation. Elsewhere, Mombasa authorities seized bhang valued at 72 million shillings, arresting six suspects.

Chief Justice Koome has launched a committee to reform criminal justice, focusing on decriminalizing petty offenses, while Foreign Affairs PS Korir Sing’oei is facilitating the repatriation of a Kenyan teacher's body from Tanzania. Meanwhile, former Chief Justice Maraga unveiled a five-point economic revamp plan. Deputy President Gachagua alleged vote rigging in the Mbeere North by-election. Additionally, 132,000 teachers are competing for 21,000 promotion slots, and families in Makongeni face looming eviction for an affordable housing project. This episode features AI-powered summaries of the day's top Kenyan news stories.

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