Foreign Traders Crackdown: Kenya’s government says visa-free entry doesn’t grant work rights as it moves to shut down unlicensed foreign small businesses, with tensions rising after youth in Nakuru were filmed removing traders—while leaders like Kalonzo Musyoka warn the move is poorly handled and could spark wider economic and diplomatic fallout. Health Sector Standoff: Doctors threaten to strike if the nurses’ dispute isn’t resolved within seven days, saying hospitals are running at bare minimum and patients—especially mothers and children—are at risk. Crime in Nairobi: A 9-year-old girl in Kibra died after alleged defilement and assault by her father; the suspect is in custody as detectives complete investigations. Local Governance & Media: Homa Bay Governor Gladys Wanga files a complaint against media outlets over alleged unverified reporting on violence in the county. Trade & Logistics: KRA defends new import/export declaration requirements, saying they are anchored in law, as freight forwarders and clearing agents complain of delays and higher costs. Regional Diplomacy: Kenya joins Tanzania in mourning Hafidh Ameir Hassan, husband of President Samia Suluhu Hassan. Judiciary Update: JSC appoints Robert Kibet Kibor as Registrar after a long vacancy. Education Access: KUCCPS says 800 more slots are available for the September intake at Ronald Ngala Utalii College for hospitality courses. Business & Royalties: PAVRISK’s AGM next Tuesday will spotlight creators’ royalties as it migrates to the eCitizen platform for online copyright licensing.