Aviation Disruption Eases: Kenya aviation workers called off a strike that had paralysed JKIA and other airports, after talks with Kenya Airports Authority and the government, with Transport CS Davis Chirchir saying the economic hit was “huge.” Labour Rights Push: COTU-K is urging “respect” for workers’ rights and full implementation of CBAs, hours after the aviation walkout ended. Housing Tensions: Mukuru residents remain discontented after a meeting with the affordable housing CEO over unresolved issues in the programme. Education Funding Confusion: Universities admissions are causing confusion for freshers as new university funding arrangements roll out. Press Freedom Under Threat: Standard Group says Associate Editor Alex Kiprotich was abducted along the Gilgil-Nakuru Road, demanding his immediate and unconditional release and independent investigations. Police Reform Spotlight: Maraga’s taskforce flags gaps in police training and instructor preparedness, while another report points to weaknesses in police transport. Health Sector Strain: Nurses’ strike enters its fifth week at facilities like Mbagathi Hospital, with management relying on locum staff to keep services running. Kenya Airways Leadership Shake-up: KQ acting CEO George Kamal resigns; Habil Waswani is appointed acting boss as the board moves to recruit a substantive CEO. Regional Politics: President Hakainde Hichilema is sworn in for a second term in Zambia, with Kenya’s leaders attending and pledging stronger ties.