Health & Safety: The Pharmacy and Poisons Board has warned Kenyans about a falsified Postinor-2 (P2) batch (T34197R) in circulation, saying packaging and leaflet details don’t match genuine stock and the pills may be ineffective or harmful. Agriculture: Agriculture CS Mutahi Kagwe ordered tea factories to reject low-quality green leaf that doesn’t meet the “two leaves and a bud” standard, linking quality control to higher earnings as a Sh7.1bn modernisation push rolls out. Politics & Youth: Kalonzo Musyoka says Wiper has rebranded to the Wiper Patriotic Front to channel young people’s frustrations and create a “front” for change ahead of 2027. Governance & Health Services: Uasin Gishu Governor Jonathan Bii snubbed striking health workers, leaving operations paralysed across 138 facilities as the strike enters its fourth week. Culture & Media: Cape Media launched Vibe 47, a new digital platform for entertainment, lifestyle, news and original content, while President Ruto directed Sh5m to each school and institution that performed at the Kenya Music Festival State Concert in Bungoma. Crime & Justice: Police are investigating a woman’s death after an alleged stabbing by her husband in Siaya, while a family in Mukuru Kwa Njenga continues to seek justice over the death of their 6-year-old amid delays in DNA and postmortem processes. Environment & Wildlife: Kenya unveiled measures to tame rising human-elephant conflict in Laikipia as World Elephant Day marked Aug 12.