A family in Kayole, Nairobi, is appealing to the public for help in locating their missing 18-year-old autistic son, Isaac Maina Irungu. According to Tuko, the teenager was last seen on Saturday boarding a bus from Kayole heading towards Nairobi's central business district. The family says Isaac struggles to communicate, which has heightened their concerns for his safety. They have asked anyone with information about his whereabouts to come forward and assist in the search.

Preliminary medical reports indicate that activist Davis Lichuma has no physical injuries and all his vital organs are intact, following his alleged abduction between June 25 and June 28, 2026. He was found at Kenyatta National Hospital, but remains largely unresponsive and unable to communicate. His family plans to pursue further medical assessments to confirm his condition and investigate the circumstances of his disappearance, as he has only reported pain in his leg.

Seven people died in a tragic road crash on the Nakuru-Eldoret highway, with eyewitnesses sharing their accounts of the moments leading up to the incident. Relatives are mourning their loved ones at Londiani Hospital, highlighting the emotional impact of the accident.

Kenya faces a growing blood supply challenge as its donation system relies heavily on schoolchildren and family-replacement donors, according to the Eastleigh Voice. This dependence is leaving hospitals vulnerable to shortages, putting mothers, newborns, accident victims and other critically ill patients at risk. The report raises concerns about the sustainability and reliability of the country's blood donation model and the potential consequences for emergency and routine medical care nationwide.

A family in Kericho, Kenya, is still searching for their sister, Mercy Chepkoech, a teacher who went missing 11 years ago. According to Tuko, family member Bena Ngetich Utawala shared emotional memories of Chepkoech and expressed unwavering hope that she will one day return. The family marked 11 years since her disappearance and continues to appeal for information about her whereabouts, holding on to hope despite the long years without answers.

The family of a 62-year-old retired Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) officer is calling for prompt investigations into his death, which they claim involved him being beaten and set on fire under unclear circumstances. The deceased, originally from Rabai in Kilifi, had his body released from the mortuary at Coast General Teaching Hospital, according to Kenya News Agency.