The National Assembly is on a short recess and will resume regular plenary sittings on Tuesday, July 28, 2026.
A petition challenging the dismissal of a constitutional case contesting Sections 162(a) and (c), 163 and 165 of the Penal Code is scheduled for mention before the Supreme Court on Monday, 20 July 2026. The petitioner seeks to overturn decisions of the High Court and the Court of Appeal, arguing that the courts improperly applied the doctrine of res judicata without examining the relevant records and failed to address substantive constitutional questions concerning the limitation of rights under Articles 24, 27, 28, 31 and 32 of the Constitution.
Among the key events scheduled for the week of 20–24 July 2026 in Kenya is the Smart Government Summit 2026, taking place on Thursday, 23 July at the Iconic Plaza Hotel in Nairobi. Organised by CIO Africa by dx5, the one-day summit will convene senior government officials, regulators, ICT leaders, and private-sector innovators to explore how emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and cybersecurity can drive more agile, open, and inclusive governance across Africa. Under the theme “Reimagining Governance: Agile, Open, Inclusive,” the event will feature keynotes, expert panels, and innovation showcases focused on digital transformation in public service delivery, AI capacity building in government, and citizen-centred solutions. It will position itself as a significant platform for advancing Kenya’s and the continent’s digital government agenda.
Kenya will host the 3rd National Agroecology Symposium (NAS 2026) from 22 to 23 July 2026 at the Kenya School of Monetary Studies in Nairobi. Organised by PELUM Kenya in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development and partners, the symposium will be held under the theme “Transforming Agrifood Systems through Agroecology: A One Health Approach for Inclusive, Sustainable, and Resilient Futures.” The two-day event aims to accelerate the implementation of Kenya’s National Agroecology Strategy for Food Systems Transformation (2024–2033) by fostering dialogue on policy and governance, the One Health approach linking human, animal, and environmental health, women and social inclusion, pastoralism and biodiversity, and the scaling of agroecological practices. Bringing together policymakers, farmers, researchers, civil society organisations, and the private sector, the symposium is expected to strengthen multi-stakeholder collaboration and drive practical solutions for climate-resilient and inclusive agricultural transformation in Kenya.
Moniepoint Group has appointed Rose Muturi as Chief Executive Officer for its Kenya operations, marking a key step in the company’s East African expansion strategy following its acquisition of Sumac Microfinance Bank Ltd. Muturi brings extensive leadership experience from Branch Kenya, HF Group, Tala, TransUnion Kenya, Chase Bank and Standard Chartered Bank, where she held senior roles across the financial services sector. Her appointment reflects Moniepoint’s plans to strengthen its presence in Kenya by expanding beyond payments into digital banking and broader financial services. Backed by a banking licence acquired through the Sumac transaction and ongoing recruitment for key leadership positions, the company is positioning itself to compete across payments, lending, banking and business services in Kenya’s rapidly evolving fintech industry, which continues to attract significant investment.