In a week focused on revenue generation, the Treasury has proposed a 15% minimum corporate tax on multinationals, while KEBS introduced a 0.2% standards levy on manufacturers. A new law allowing counties to levy charges on power lines is facing pushback over fears of increased internet costs. Meanwhile, IEBC plans to register 6.8 million new voters. In the sugar industry, CS Kagwe ordered the closure of non-compliant weighbridges and KSB mandated registration for all sugar repackagers. Elsewhere, a Kiambu court halted road construction, a Narok principal was suspended over KCSE cheating probes, police teargassed protestors in Tinderet over a missing MP aspirant, and children were rescued from a suspected cult in Mombasa. This episode features AI-powered summaries of the day's top Kenyan news stories.