Lake Baringo's increasing water levels pose a threat to residential and educational areas, failing to provide the expected safety.

In the small town of Loruk, located near the Marigat-Loruk road, school-going children face a unique challenge every day - the tides sweeping along the road, a result of nearby Lake Baringo. This has disrupted school schedules, with many children arriving late to class.

The local education department and school authorities, including the headmaster or principal, are responsible for ensuring that students are not late. However, the situation remains challenging, with the tides often sweeping at 9am, just when children are making their way to school.

On a brighter note, the community of Loruk is not just facing challenges. There is a plan to change the school capitation model, ending the 50:30:20 system. This change could bring about much-needed improvements in the education sector.

Meanwhile, Siaya County has invested Sh2 billion in a hospital and stadium, a move aimed at improving the quality of life for its residents.

Elsewhere in Kenya, there have been developments in the legal sphere. Two former NIS and DCI officers have been charged with the murder of a Kenyan and two Indians, and have been released on bail.

In other news, Peter Munga's wife is fighting a Sh433 million loan case in a matrimonial property row. The rise of sober varsities is trending, as students and institutions alike are embracing a more responsible approach to celebrating graduation.

Politics has also been in the spotlight. Ruto has made promises, raising questions about whether he is biting more than he can chew or engaging in strategic deception. A two-minute breach of protocol saved Sakaja from impeachment, highlighting the importance of adhering to rules and regulations.

In the realm of personal care, it's worth noting that water could potentially cause hair problems. As the rainy season approaches, it's important to take extra care of our hair to prevent damage.

Lastly, the youth of Kenya are still waiting for State House motorbikes, a promise yet to be fulfilled. Dalmas Otieno, a defiant Moi-era minister, has passed away. Known for his political survival skills, Otieno will be remembered for his significant contributions to Kenyan politics.