Media & Welfare: Sports broadcaster Diblo Kaberia’s family and fans are reeling after reports he couldn’t raise Ksh 125,000 for treatment despite decades in broadcasting, reigniting debate on employee support in Kenya’s media industry. Immigration & Regional Labour: Despite rising anti-immigrant tensions in South Africa, IOM and UNHCR say there’s no surge in requests for assisted returns, suggesting no mass exodus yet—though countries like Nigeria and Ghana are repatriating citizens. Tax & Trade: A new Finance Bill 2026 excise-duty clause is drawing sharp pushback from manufacturers, warning it could wipe out about a third of Sh350bn in EAC trade by removing long-standing exemptions for goods from partner states. Fuel Standards: Plans to relax diesel quality rules are under scrutiny as experts warn motorists may not see lower prices even if standards drop. Public Finance Oversight: Parliament is shifting toward results-based oversight with performance contracts and independent evaluations for senior staff. Health & Ebola Anxiety: Kenya’s Ebola preparedness remains in focus amid border screening updates and ongoing public concern over quarantine arrangements. Business & Investment: Africa Forward Summit in Nairobi spotlighted new France-Africa investment momentum, especially for food security, alongside calls for stronger private-sector delivery. Transport & Cost of Living: Nairobi’s City Marathon road closures are set to disrupt major routes, adding to the week’s pressure on mobility and daily spending.