High Court on revenge porn: Kenya’s High Court set a precedent limiting the “teach them a lesson” excuse for sharing private nude images online, stressing a duty of care once someone has such material. El Niño and floods: With El Niño strengthening, Kenya is bracing for potentially heavy October–December rains, raising fresh concerns for disaster readiness as flash-flood risks return. Milk shortage hits chai culture: Nairobi and other towns face dwindling milk supplies, with retailers rationing and prices rising as drought cuts pasture and fodder; officials say it’s temporary but could worsen. Ruto’s foreign trader crackdown: President William Ruto ordered foreigners running small shops and hawking to shut down from September 7, sparking debate over protecting local traders versus the impact on refugees and urban livelihoods. Tata Chemicals exit: Ruto ordered Tata Chemicals Magadi to leave, pushing for new industrial operators to build glass and chemical plants in Kajiado—while legal and investment questions loom. Nurses strike toll: Kenya’s nurses’ strike continues to disrupt care, with reports of maternal and perinatal deaths mounting. Digital health push: East Africa’s move toward AI-supported diagnostics and telemedicine is set to take centre stage at WHX in Nairobi, as procurement plans expand. Sports: Kenya’s Malkia Strikers booked the 2027 World Cup after beating Cameroon 3-0, and Kenya’s Diamond League stars chase trophies in Brussels.