Residents of Ndunyu Njeru in Kinangop, Nyandarua County, protested against prolonged roadworks that have rendered sections of the Ndunyu Njeru-Geta road impassable. They demanded the contractor provide an alternative route for heavy vehicles and create a diversion to ease the inconvenience caused by the ongoing construction.

A dormitory at Rongai Boys Agritech School in Nakuru County was destroyed by fire on Tuesday night, with no injuries reported. The fire, suspected to be caused by an electrical fault, resulted in significant property damage. This incident marks the third school fire in Rongai Constituency and the sixth in Nakuru County since June. The government had recently promised comprehensive investigations into the increasing number of school fire incidents.

Heavy rains and winds in Nyandarua have destroyed over 15 houses and uprooted at least 5 trees, causing significant damage to residential homes and crops. A cow was killed by a falling tree. Nyakio Ward MCA Zack Njeru expressed shock at the extent of the damage and urged well-wishers to assist those rendered homeless.

Veteran politician Mark Mwithaga passed away at the age of 79 due to heart complications at the Nakuru Heart Centre. He was notable for being the first person in Kenya to be elected as an MP while in prison and was part of a probe team appointed by the late President Mzee Jomo Kenyatta to investigate the murder of politician Josiah Mwangi Kariuki in the 1970s. Mwithaga's death comes shortly after the burial of his only surviving brother. He is survived by several children, including Nakuru Senatorial aspirant Madaraka-Paul Mwithaga.

Residents near the Itare Dam site in Kuresoi North, Nakuru County, have urged CORD leader Raila Odinga to cease his criticisms of the Ksh 38 billion Itare Dam Project, which they view as beneficial for local employment and development. They condemned Odinga's claims that the project would harm regional water resources, emphasizing the project's positive impact on the community. The residents also called on the construction company and the Rift Valley Water and Services Board to enhance site security to prevent accidents.

The new maternity wing at Nakuru Level Five Hospital, co-funded by the National Government and Nakuru County, is the second largest in Kenya with a 250-bed capacity. It aims to improve maternal health services and reduce maternal deaths in Nakuru and neighboring counties. The opening is seen as a significant milestone in enhancing healthcare services in the region.

The CDF committee faces allegations of financial mismanagement for spending Sh75,000 on a single garbage bin and allocating Sh2.8 million for a strategic plan and Sh1.7 million for tree planting, which did not materialize. Chairlady Anne Koyo defends the expenditures, claiming lower costs and reallocation of funds. The controversy adds to growing public indignation over budgetary misuse in various counties, including Nakuru, Meru, Bungoma, Migori, and Elgeyo Marakwet, where officials are accused of excessive and fraudulent spending on retreats, procurement, and foreign trips.