Ebola Fallout: Kenya’s President William Ruto defended a planned U.S.-backed Ebola quarantine facility at Laikipia Air Base, saying it’s part of national preparedness and a long-running health partnership, as protests in Nanyuki turned violent and Reuters reports two deaths during the demonstrations. Court & Public Pressure: Kenya’s High Court had suspended the facility plan, while U.S. officials and health experts warned Congress that treating Ebola-exposed Americans in Kenya could raise clinical and ethical risks. Travel Advisory: The U.S. issued a travel advisory to Americans in Kenya, warning protests could spread to other towns including Nairobi and cause disruptions. Health Response: Ruto said Kenya is screening about 3,000 travellers daily with no Ebola cases recorded so far. Education Reform: TSC is proposing faster teacher promotions, including automatic advancement for some grades and a shorter promotion cycle. Social Security: The Court of Appeal kept NSSF contributions at the current Sh200 monthly rate. Transport & Trade: KeNHA began work on the Mau Summit–Eldoret–Malaba highway feasibility for a KSh130bn PPP project. Road Safety & Crime: Police arrested eight students over the Utumishi Girls dormitory fire that killed 16. Economy & Taxes: Traders opposed proposed 16% VAT on aircraft spare parts in the Finance Bill 2026. Sports: Gor Mahia clinched a record 22nd FKF Premier League title; Police Bullets won a third straight women’s league crown.