Kenya News in English

Good morning! It’s 23rd October, and here’s your Kenya daily news capsule.

Nyeri Governor Mutahi Kahiga faces backlash for comments celebrating Raila Odinga’s death.

Relief for Kenyans as court halts implementation of controversial cybercrime law.

Heavy rainfall expected from Thursday as the Met confirms the start of the rainy season.

Three mourners shot dead during Raila Odinga's body viewing at Kasarani, autopsy reveals.

Kebs assures public of strict safety standards amid rising methanol poisoning reports.

Uganda's military denies custody of missing Kenyans Bob Njagi and Nicholas Oyoo.

Madagascar's Gen Z protests erupt over coup leader's choice of new prime minister.

Powering the scalpel: Solar energy is saving lives in Africa's operating theatres.

Scientists create pigs resistant to classical swine fever, boosting animal welfare efforts.

Coalition of African telecom operators pushes for affordable $30 4G smartphones.

Wife accused of plotting the murder of her Dutch tycoon husband in shocking court case.

Kware murders: Confusion as a man claims to be suspect Collins Jumaisi, still on the run.

New treatment cuts cholesterol by nearly 50% without statins or side effects.

Kenya reaffirms commitment to IGAD cooperation on labor mobility and anti-trafficking measures.

IDWeek 2025 reports a potential breakthrough in HIV prevention costing just $25 annually.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!