President William Ruto among other leaders, during the inauguration of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam on September 9, 2025 / PCS
This week began with activities ranging from political, social and international events.
The week saw President William Ruto attend the second Climate Change Summit in Ethiopia and witness the inauguration of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam.
This is even as the former Talanta Stadium project is on course for completion.
The week saw former nominated senator Millicent Omanga celebrate her son Wayne’s 20th birthday in grand style.
Here are some of the photos that caught Kenyans' eye:
Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam
The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam on September 9, 2025 / PCSPresident William Ruto on Tuesday joined other leaders in witnessing the inauguration of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam.
The president congratulated Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and the Ethiopian people on the remarkable achievement.
Ruto said that Kenya reaffirms its support for equitable use of shared waters and urges Ethiopia, Egypt, and Sudan to continue pursuing trilateral talks in good faith.
He said that dialogue and compromise remain the surest path to a fair agreement that safeguards prosperity and stability for all.
According to the president, the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam is a bold affirmation of Africa’s ability to marshal its own resources and shape its destiny.
President William Ruto, among other leaders, at the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam on September 9, 2025 / PCSTalanta stadium
Ongoing construction works at Talanta Stadium project /PS OMOLLO/XThe Talanta Stadium project is on course for completion, reaffirming the government’s commitment to nurturing and monetizing youth talent, especially in sports.
Principal Secretary for Internal Security and National Administration, Raymond Omollo, said the project is being spearheaded by the Ministry of Youth Affairs, Creative Economy and Sports, with oversight from the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF).
Groundbreaking for the 60,000-capacity stadium was presided over by President William Ruto in March 2024, marking the beginning of what is expected to be a landmark development in Kenya’s sporting and cultural landscape.
The facility will be the second major sports infrastructure project since the Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani, which was completed in 1987.
Ongoing construction works at Talanta Stadium project /PS OMOLLO/X
Ongoing construction works at the Talanta Stadium project /PS OMOLLO/X20th birthday with a car gift
Millicent Omanga with her son Wayne during his 20th birthday
on September 12, 2025/MILLICENT OMANGA
Former nominated senator Millicent Omanga has celebrated her son Wayne’s 20th birthday in grand style—surprising him with a car and a heartfelt public message.
Calling the day a major milestone, Omanga expressed the pride and joy of watching her firstborn grow into adulthood.
“Happy 20th Birthday, my dearest Wayne. Today marks not just another year, but a milestone in your journey to manhood,” she wrote. “Watching you grow into the young man you are today has been one of my life’s greatest joys.”
She accompanied the gift with a prayer for his future, asking for divine guidance and protection. “May this new chapter bring you wisdom, strength, and endless blessings. I pray that God continues to guide your steps, protect your path, and fill your heart with purpose and peace.”
Millicent Omanga gifting her son, Wayne, a car on his 20th
birthday on September 12, 2025/MILLICENT OMANGA
Millicent Omanga and her son, Wayne, during his 20th
birthday on September 12, 2025/ MILLICENT OMANGA Guitar maestro Kato Change night
Guitar maestro Kato Change during his meet and greet at Sirwo Coffee Cafe on September 5, 2025.Guitarist Kato Change lit up his fans' audience with warmth and rhythm during his intimate meet and greet at Sirwo Coffee Cafe on September 5.
Fans gathered for a rare chance to share stories, laughter, and music with the celebrated artist.
Smiles filled the room as Kato’s easy charm and soulful presence created a family-like atmosphere.
From selfies to candid conversations, every moment captured the spirit of connection.
His guitar rested close by, a silent reminder of the melodies that have inspired many.
The evening wasn’t just about music but about people, unity, and celebrating artistry in its purest form at the heart of Nairobi’s creative scene.
Fans pose for a picture with guitar maestro
Kato Change during his meet and greet at Sirwo Coffee Cafe on September 5,
2025.
Guitar maestro Kato Change's band thrills the audience
during a meet and greet at Sirwo Coffee Cafe on September 5, 2025.
