The day was dominated by former Deputy President Gachagua's escalating offensive against the Ruto administration. In the morning, he alleged suspicious circumstances in the deaths of Odinga, Ogolla, and Ng'eno, and criticized the government's four-year record on insecurity and cost of living. By afternoon, Majority Leader Ichung'wah accused Gachagua of attempting to extort KSh 300 million from a Chinese firm, while PS Mang'eni publicly corrected his claims on the Hustler Fund. The DCI responded to his murder cover-up allegations, asserting no one is above the law. These exchanges overshadowed other developments, including IEBC's opening of global tenders for 2027 election materials, Oburu Odinga's resignation as Senate Energy Committee chair, and a Malindi court ruling that experts warned could create a power vacuum. The day's editorial focus remained fixed on the intensifying personal and political feud between Gachagua and the Kenya Kwanza leadership.