Kenya News in English

Good morning! It’s 16th January, and here’s your Kenya daily news capsule.

Law Society of Kenya sues Attorney General over Sh209 billion health data deal with the US.

Grade 10 placement confusion addressed as PS Bitok assures parents and students.

Traffic interruptions on Uhuru Highway announced for three days by KeNHA.

NTSA takes action after viral video shows matatu conductor pushing a pedestrian.

Kenya secures three-year AGOA extension, boosting job security and trade prospects.

Uganda's election chief reveals threats received over results declaration.

EPRA lowers petrol and diesel prices, providing relief for motorists across major towns.

Wamatangi and family face setback as accounts frozen over graft allegations.

Auditor-General flags risks in Safaricom payout deal, raising concerns in Parliament.

Kenya’s Wasini Island keeps up with immunization efforts despite looking lost in time.

Oxford licenses Rift Valley fever vaccine amid outbreak concerns in West Africa.

Kemsa cleared to purchase Sh2.8 billion lifesaving HIV drugs for public health.

Morocco fossils reveal distinct evolutionary traits in ancient populations, sparking interest.

Public notice: Major repairs on Uhuru Highway expected to cause significant traffic delays.

Infinix NOTE Edge launches with new design and features aimed at mid-range market.

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