• President Ruto to visit Baringo and Nyandarua.
•The Sh588 million graft case facing former Kiambu governor Ferdinand Waititu will be proceeding for hearing.
Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki will on Thursday afternoon appear before a House committee to update MPs on the security situation in the North Rift and Kericho-Kisumu border.
He is expected to brief MPs on steps to contain renewed clashes along the Kisumu-Kericho border.
The CS will also brief lawmakers on the progress made to end cattle rustling and killings by the armed rustlers in the North Rift.
Ruto heads to Baringo, Nyandarua for development tour
President William Ruto will on Thursday visit Baringo and Nyandarua.
The President's tour is part of his plan to intensify the national development agenda.
The Head of State will launch the construction of Maili Kumi-Shamata Road in Ndaragwa, issue several title deeds, and commission other roads.
Waititu graft case to proceed for hearing
The Sh588 million graft case facing former Kiambu governor Ferdinand Waititu will be proceeding for hearing.
It's expected that counsels will be highlighting their submissions after the investigating officer finalised his testimony in the matter.
Machogu returns to Parliament
The National Assembly Education Committee will have a meeting with Education Cabinet Secretary Ezekiel Machogu on the New Education Funding Model.
Duale meets EAC ministers
Defence CS Aden Duale will address the media after chairing the council of ministers in the East African Community. Details of the meeting have not yet been unveiled.
Kilifi CECs, Chief Officers to sign performance contracts
Kilifi County CECs and Chief Officers will on Thursday sign performance contracts.
Governor Gideon Mung'aro will oversee the exercise at his office. This comes barely a week after Mungaro suspended 11 procurement officials and casuals in the finance department over graft allegations.
Police launch operation on electricity vandals recover wires
Detectives have intensified a crackdown on a syndicate responsible for the vandalism of electricity transformers, cables, electrical apparatus and other electricity infrastructure in Machakos that have lead to huge losses to the government and electricity consumers.
To address the menace, a dedicated team of officers from the police is working closely with investigators based at the electricity distribution company, to stem this vice once and for all.