Foreign influence crackdown: Prime CS Musalia Mudavadi says Kenya is considering a legal framework to register and disclose foreign agents, lobbyists and foreign-funded activities, warning terrorism now targets telecoms, transport, energy and digital systems. Foreign traders regularisation: Kenya has given foreign nationals running small businesses 90 days to regularise immigration, work permits, registration and licensing, after a shutdown order sparked panic and xenophobia fears; KNCHR warns enforcement must be lawful and non-discriminatory. Mombasa El Niño response: Mombasa Governor Abdulswamand Nassir says flood-prone residents will be forcefully moved to safer areas ahead of El Niño. Mombasa SEZ push: President Ruto tells Mombasa SEZ developers to move from signing deals to building factories and jobs, announcing a Ksh10/kWh electricity tariff for SEZ investors. Parliament business: The Senate resumes sittings with a full in-tray of bills and motions, including public participation and roads amendments. Anti-corruption charges: Ex-Sports PS Peter Kaberia and others face charges over the Sh330.6m CHAN funds scandal. Digital economy: Digital Realty opens Nairobi Two (NBO2) data centre in Karen, boosting Kenya’s East Africa digital hub ambitions.