The High Court has suspended sections of the Cybercrimes Act concerning social media shutdowns. Inspector General Kanja announced changes to police recruitment, while President Ruto appealed to Ukrainian President Zelensky for the release of Kenyans held in the Russia-Ukraine war. Locally, Nakuru Governor Kihika fled an event after disruption by suspected goons who torched vehicles. MPs are concerned about delayed human-wildlife conflict compensation, and low enrollment threatens over 2,000 primary schools, with ten already closed. Weak enforcement of traffic laws is contributing to road carnage. Insurance brokers are urged to boost cybersecurity as Kenya aims to exit the FATF grey list. This episode features AI-powered summaries of the day's top Kenyan news stories.