Kenya News in English

Good morning! It’s 31st December, and here’s your Kenya daily news capsule.

Sifuna reignites push for Luhya presidency in 2027, stirring political conversations.

Kalonzo announces opposition will select 2027 presidential flagbearer by March 2026.

Arsenal fans optimistic as the team gears up for a crucial match against Aston Villa.

Over 211,000 learners approved in Grade 10 placement review, marking an educational milestone.

Pauline Njoroge defends Uhuru against claims of destabilizing ODM amid political tensions.

Feeding Our Future defendant linked to taxpayer-funded group homes in the Twin Cities.

Malaria shows no signs of stopping as US funding disappears, raising health concerns.

Emerging resistance among pathogens highlights urgent need for culture-guided therapy in diabetes care.

Tanzania holds Tunisia to a crucial draw, keeping their AFCON hopes alive for 2025.

Scientists identify four main types of autism, advancing understanding in the field.

Space debris led to an orbital emergency in 2025, prompting calls for global cooperation.

New computational methods show how cells decide their fate, revolutionizing biological research.

Apple Music offers a three-month trial to PlayStation Plus members, enhancing user experience.

Woodford Folk Festival showcases Aussie artists, celebrating culture on the Sunshine Coast.

How Luhya culture inspired Bien’s hottest hit of 2025, blending tradition with modern music.

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