•Ruto will attend the Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry annual general meeting at St Andrew's Parish Hall, Nairobi
• Court to also rule on whether an auctioneer arrested over violent eviction in Westlands should be detained for 14 days as demanded by police.
Anti-corruption court magistrate Victor Wakumile will on Wednesday rule on DPP Noordin Haji's bid to withdraw graft charges against Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.
The DPP was granted until November 21 to return to court with directions on the trial.
He told the court that he had received letters from some of the accused persons in the case seeking to have him review the evidence and charges against them.
Indians murder case
Nine police officers who have been in custody over the murder of two Indians and their taxi driver will on Thursday know if they will be released.
Kahawa law courts magistrate Diana Mochache is expected to rule on the police application that the suspects be held for 30 more days pending the conclusion of investigations
Two Indian tourists and their local driver disappeared in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi, on a July night.
Westlands eviction
Court to also rule on whether an auctioneer arrested over violent eviction in Westlands should be detained for 14 days as demanded by police.
Human right presser on protection
The Civil Society will hold a press conference to discuss Kenya's governance concerns in relation to the emerging political situation, protection of human rights, and rule of law in Kenya
Senate to probe diversion of funds
Senate will on Thursday probe the illegal diversion of Sh47 million from Kenya Maritime Authority to the Kenyan High Commission in London.
EACC recovery of funds
The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission seeks to recover Sh100 million from Kenya Revenue Authority employees with fake academic certificates.
Ruto to attend KNCCI meeting
President William Ruto will on Wednesday attend the Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry annual general meeting at St Andrew's Parish Hall, Nairobi
British nurses threaten to strike
Tens of thousands of British nurses will go on strike for the first time over demands for better pay.
Nurses at the majority of state-run National Health Service (NHS) employers across Britain have voted to strike, the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) said, in action that threatens major disruption to an already strained health system.
Man throws eggs at King Charles
Police probing an incident in which a man threw eggs at King Charles.
The man was arrested after throwing eggs at King Charles III and the Queen Consort during a visit to York.