The day began with the nationwide transport strike entering its second day, paralyzing Nairobi as matatus and bodabodas stayed off roads. Embassies shut offices, and protests turned violent with vehicles torched. By mid-morning, the government met stakeholders, and around 10 AM, the strike was called off for one week to allow negotiations. EPRA had cut diesel prices overnight but raised kerosene, yet operators initially rejected the deal. Later, Governor Sakaja sought loan amnesty for operators, and services gradually resumed. Meanwhile, President Ruto arrived in Kazakhstan for a state visit, and MPs summoned CS Mbadi over unauthorized transfers to the National Investment Fund. The death toll from protests rose to 12, and the Law Society challenged EPRA's price hike in court.