The government plans to shut down 742 companies, potentially affecting many jobs. Concurrently, Kenya eyes privatizing 65% of Kenya Pipeline Company, offering shares to Uganda and other regional investors. Affordable housing projects face hurdles as the LSK challenges Makongeni demolitions, and Kisii GK Prison is set for relocation. Chief Justice Koome is working to decriminalize petty offenses, while former CJ Maraga proposed a five-point economic revamp. In education, 132,000 teachers are competing for 21,000 promotion vacancies. Lastly, Mbeere North constituency faces election concerns, with Rigathi Gachagua alleging rigging and Moses Kuria warning of insecurity. This episode features AI-powered summaries of the day's top Kenyan news stories.

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