- US Secretary of State Antony Blinken will visit Israel today in a show of support for the country - he is also due to meet the Palestinian president, officials say.
- The hearing of the case against Michael Macharia Njiiri popularly known as DJ Brownskin who is accused of aiding his wife's suicide will start today.
Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki will on Thursday spend his day at the Parliament buildings as he appears before the Senate and National Assembly over various issues.
Some of the issues he will be responding to are on deployment of Kenya police officers to Haiti, promotion of police officers, Submission of the National Government Co-ordination (Amendment) Bill, 2023 and response to the disappearance of two persons in Bura constituency requested by MP Yakub Adan Kuno
Blinken to visit Israel and Palestine
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken will visit Israel today in a show of support for the country - he is also due to meet the Palestinian president, officials say.
Essential supplies of food, fuel and water must be allowed to reach civilians in Gaza under Israeli bombardment and blockade, says the UN secretary-general.
Palestinian health officials say 1,200 people have died in Israeli airstrikes in Gaza.
The toll from the Hamas weekend attack is also 1,200, Israeli officials say.
Ruto to grace Turkana Tourism and Cultural Festival
President William Ruto is expected to grace the Turkana Tourism and Cultural Festival.
The festival is meant to promote peaceful coexistence among the Ateker communities.
The Ateker communities include Turkana, Iteso of Kenya, Karamoja, Jie of Uganda and Topsa of South Sudan and Nyangatom, Merile from Ethiopia
DJ Brownskin's case on wife's suicide starts
The hearing of the case against Michael Macharia Njiiri popularly known as DJ Brownskin who is accused of aiding his wife's suicide will start today.
Brownskin has denied the charges of aiding the suicide of his wife Sharon Njeri Mwangi on July 29, 2022.
He faced a second count of failing to use all reasonable force to prevent his wife from dying by suicide although he knew that she was planning to take away her life.
Hearing of Sh200m condemned sugar theft resumes today
Elsewhere, the hearing of the Sh200 million condemned sugar theft resumes today after an adjournment on Wednesday following the indisposition of a witness.
The hearing of the theft charges against the suspended Kenya Bureau of Standards boss Bernard Njiraini and seven others failed to proceed because the witness who was to take to the stand was taken ill.