Kenya plans to privatize 65% of Kenya Pipeline Company, offering shares on the Nairobi Securities Exchange, with Uganda as a stakeholder. President Ruto is relocating Kisii GK Prison for affordable housing, concurrently rallying support for his economic agenda, even as former CJ Maraga unveiled his own five-point economic revitalization plan.

Meanwhile, a student's mutilated body was discovered in Kirinyaga. Chief Justice Koome has formed a committee to decriminalize petty offenses, while Mombasa police seized bhang worth 72 million shillings. In education, 132,000 teachers are vying for 21,000 promotion slots. The Foreign Affairs PS assured the family of a Kenyan teacher killed in Tanzania of swift repatriation, while Makongeni residents face eviction for housing development. Lastly, DP Rigathi Gachagua alleged a vote-rigging scheme in Mbeere North. This episode features AI-powered summaries of the day's top Kenyan news stories.

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