Gatina Agribusiness Youth Group in Nairobi is transforming waste into eco-friendly vases, contributing to sustainable floriculture and economic improvement in the flower industry. The group collaborates with the Raising HeARTS Foundation to train children in recycling and crafting skills. Their initiative supports the circular economy by reducing waste and providing affordable alternatives to commercial vases, benefiting local flower farmers and florists. The group, founded in 2019, has expanded its reach through referrals and social media marketing.

The article discusses the political ramifications following the appointment of Kithure Kindiki as the new Interior Minister, replacing Rigathi Gachagua. It highlights the potential formation of a new political alliance involving Rigathi Gachagua, Kalonzo Musyoka, and Eugene Wamalwa, which could pose a challenge to President William Ruto and Raila Odinga. The article also touches on the political tensions within the Wiper Party and the broader implications of government contracts with Adani Energy Solutions.

In Nairobi, a youth group at Korogocho Market is transforming food waste into valuable products like compost, eco-friendly firewood, and cosmetics, addressing pollution and unemployment. Their efforts, supported by organizations like the FAO and Oxfarm, have significantly reduced market waste and earned them recognition, including an award from the Nairobi City County Government. The group, which started in April 2020, now handles three tonnes of waste weekly and has expanded its reach and impact through international exposure.

The Cabinet of Kenya has approved the implementation of the Treasury Single Account (TSA) to improve public finance management for national and county governments. The Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists, and Dentists Union (KMPDU) is seeking an investigation into the death of Dr. Laban Langat from Nakuru County Referral and Teaching Hospital. Politicians have accused the Judiciary of corruption, prompting Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua to announce plans to present a petition against a judge. Nakuru medics are demanding justice for the death of their colleague, Dr. Langat. Governor Mwangaza's husband was questioned over a murder case. Former President Uhuru and Mama Margaret were seen playing golf. The MCSK announced royalty payments for musicians, and 1xBet sponsored a charity sports tournament. Barcelona's defeat in the Supercup highlighted the team's issues.

Kenyan artist Millicent Jerotich, known as Marakwet Daughter, rose to fame with her hit song 'Mali Safi Chito,' but her success was short-lived as she now faces death threats and online trolling. Despite her achievements, including significant earnings from royalties, she lives in fear and has limited her public appearances. Her music, which promotes peace among clashing communities, has ironically become a source of animosity. Jerotich has reported threats to the police but has yet to receive adequate protection, leading her to confront online trolls directly.

Kibra, Kenya's largest informal settlement, is experiencing a significant sanitation transformation through bio centres that convert human waste into biogas for cooking. Supported by Umande Trust and the French Development Agency, these centres improve sanitation, generate income, and reduce disease. Despite the success, challenges like water scarcity persist, impacting the operation of these centres. Community members and stakeholders, including the Ministry of Health, are involved in this innovative approach to enhance sanitation and living conditions.