Ebola Response: WHO chief Tedros announced a $580m six-month plan (June–November) to fight Ebola, stressing political backing, steady funding and community trust, as Kenya reported screening of 80,000+ travellers and 56 suspected samples testing negative. Ebola Protests & Politics: Despite court action and public anger over a US-backed Ebola quarantine plan at Laikipia Air Base, Kenya’s government says the facility will proceed and risk screening is being intensified. Public Safety & Courts: Nairobi motorists got a reprieve after a court suspended NTSA’s smart driving licence and automated fines system, pending a case. Anti-Corruption: Nairobi Governor Sakaja suspended Urban Planning Chief Officer Patrick Analo after EACC recovered about Sh65m in cash during a raid; he was later released on bail, while Sakaja also moved to reconstitute the urban planning committee. Crime & Protests: DCI arrested comedian Eric Omondi at JKIA over alleged offences linked to the fuel-price protests. Education: Stakeholders blamed external influence, poor communication and boarding congestion for rising school unrest, while alumni group COSSAAK urged counselling support after dorm fires. Economy & Trade: Kenya and South Africa agreed to remove trade barriers, boosting tea exports, as leaders pushed deeper intra-African integration. Sports: Gor Mahia’s Enock Morrisson won SPL MVP and a Ksh30m sponsorship deal for the club.