Here is what you need to know to keep up to speed with today’s happenings.

Father Alois Bett’s burial

The nation gathers to bid farewell to Father Alois Cheruiyot Bett, whose burial takes place today, June 3, 2025, in Nandi County. The body of the slain Catholic priest was moved to the Holy Family Ol’Lessos Parish, where a night vigil was held on Monday, June 2, 2025.

The burial ceremony is expected to draw mourners from across Kenya, marking a moment of collective reflection and reverence.

Rose Njeri’s court appearance

A major story captivating the nation is the court appearance of Rose Njeri, scheduled for June 3, 2025.

While details of the case remain closely guarded, the hearing is generating significant buzz, with Kenyans eagerly awaiting developments. Legal teams and observers are poised for what could be a landmark moment in the judicial system.

🚨 UPDATE ALERT: Rose Njeri will be produced in Milimani Law Courts tomorrow.

This is not just about one person — it’s about silencing an entire generation speaking truth to power.

They want to make an example of her.
Let’s show them she’s not alone.
*Come ready to post bail.… pic.twitter.com/ivzfGPxRjo

— @TisaKenya (@TISAKenya) June 2, 2025

Public hearings on the Finance Bill in Busia and Migori counties

Residents of Busia and Migori counties are stepping up on Tuesday, June 3, 2025, to participate in public hearings on the Finance Bill 2025 and the Virtual Asset Service Providers Bill, 2025.

Organised by the National Assembly’s Departmental Committee on Finance and National Planning, these sessions follow consultations in Nairobi.

The Finance Bill will shape Kenya’s fiscal policy for the 2025/2026 financial year, while the Virtual Asset Bill addresses the regulation of digital financial platforms.

National Assembly resumes

The National Assembly kicks off its Fourth Session of the Thirteenth Parliament at 2:30 PM, diving into a weighty lineup.

Lawmakers will vote on the President’s reservations to the Conflict of Interest Bill and the Anti-Money Laundering and Combating of Terrorism Financing Laws (Amendment) Bill.

They will also tackle Senate amendments to the Division of Revenue Bill, allocating Ksh465 billion to counties for 2025/2026.

Other key items include adopting the National Sanitation Management Policy and a report on the audited accounts of state corporations like Kenyatta National Hospital. It is a critical day for governance and accountability.

Senate session

At the same time, the Senate convenes at 2:30 PM to address pressing matters. A major debate focuses on a petition about alleged medical negligence at Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital, linked to the tragic death of Annita Jepkorir.

Senators will also vote on the Fourth Basis for Allocating National Revenue Among Counties, vital for fair resource distribution. Second readings of bills like the Business Laws (Amendment) Bill and discussions on the Early Childhood Education and Street Vendors Bills in the Committee of the Whole are also on the agenda.

Celebrating National Egg Day

On a lighter note, June 3, 2025 is National Egg Day, a global celebration of the egg’s nutritional and culinary versatility.

From breakfast staples to hearty dinners, eggs are a household favourite. Local eateries or poultry farmers may host promotions or share tips on sustainable farming, adding a cheerful note to the day’s weightier news.