Housing & Cost of Living: A new report on Nairobi renting shows the “cheap rent” listings hide a bigger bill—moving-in costs can push the total to nearly KSh70,000 before you even settle. Politics & Youth Mobilisation: In Ol Kalou, youth voter-registration activist Allans Ademba (“Niko Kadi”) says police have arrested him as the parliamentary by-election unfolds under heavy security. Regional Trade: Kenya is set to double exports to Tanzania after Dar es Salaam scrapped an Industrial Development Levy on EAC goods, easing costs on items like cement, furniture and ceramics. Sports & Public Spending: Photos from the World Cup semi-final in Dallas spark backlash after Kenyan officials and business elites reportedly bought prime pitch-side tickets worth hundreds of thousands of shillings. Health & Women’s Rights: A feature highlights gigantomastia’s painful, misunderstood reality for Kenyan women, linking physical suffering to mental health strain. Faith vs HIV Care: KELIN warns against “miraculous” HIV healing claims, urging patients to stay on ARVs. Sports Psychology: Kenya’s U-20 athletes get counselling on pressure, finances and relationships ahead of the World Championships. Gambling Regulation: Kenya’s new gambling rules are bringing more clarity, with operators welcoming faster licensing timelines and a more structured regulator. Community Support: A Nakuru widow sleeping outside with four children receives online-backed help to secure rent and restart life. Arts & Culture: Lake Ol’ Bolossat’s cultural festival is spotlighted as Kenya pushes festivals to diversify tourism.