Ebola Crisis & Court Battle: Kenya’s High Court extended a block on a US-backed 50-bed Ebola quarantine centre at Laikipia Air Base in Nanyuki, ordering the government to disclose its agreement with Washington, even as US flights reportedly continued to bring in staff and equipment; Health CS Aden Duale insists the facility will proceed and says quarantine will not be “exclusive,” while lawmakers and the public remain split after deadly protests. US-Kenya Policy Shift: US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Americans who test positive for Ebola in Kenya could be transferred for treatment in the US or elsewhere, a move that adds fuel to the controversy. Security & Terror: Somali Islamists executed 28 non-Muslims on a bus in Kenya’s northeast after separating passengers by faith, in retaliation for raids on Mombasa mosques. Money Laundering Crackdown: PayPal froze and closed Kenyan freelancers’ and small businesses’ accounts over money-laundering checks, leaving many unable to access funds. Economy & Trade: Kenya’s financial sector is showing resilience through digital innovation and inclusion; Kenya also pushed ahead with trade and investment ties, including a South Africa–Kenya business forum and a US wheat shipment under Food for Progress. Infrastructure & Food Security: Government plans to expand irrigation to 1.2 million acres by 2028, aiming to boost production and climate resilience. Local Governance: KeNHA urged residents encroaching on the Ruiru–Githunguri highway road reserve to vacate ahead of construction.