Kenya News Brief - Saturday, Jun 27, 2026

Inspector General Kanja faces potential jail time for contempt following police roadblocks during protests, with investigations underway into alleged misconduct and violent arrests in Nakuru. Five activists remain missing after protests outside Parliament. Meanwhile, NTSA mandates annual vehicle inspections from July 1, and matatu operators have begun a nationwide strike against rising fuel prices. Two died in a Gikomba building collapse, amid scrutiny of construction regulations. The 26th Lewa Safari Marathon is underway, while Safaricom's Chapa Dimba tournament sees over 3,100 teams register. ODM's Oburu Oginga defends government compensation for political violence victims. This episode features AI-powered summaries of the day's top Kenyan news stories.