Morning editorial priority was divided between the fallout from the Kitengela rally—focusing on Inspector General Kanja’s refusal to meet the opposition and IPOA’s report on police brutality—and the second day of the aviation workers' strike at JKIA. By midday, news of a deal between the Kenya Airport Workers Union and the Ministry of Transport led headlines, signaling the resumption of flights. The afternoon was dominated by a major shift in urban governance as Governor Johnson Sakaja and President William Ruto signed an Sh80 billion cooperation agreement at State House. Editors highlighted the transfer of key county functions to the national government and the creation of a new Nairobi Metropolitan Police Unit. While the presidency denied a hostile takeover of the capital, some outlets focused on the political tension with Senator Edwin Sifuna, whose status within ODM remained a subject of conflicting reports and internal party friction.