Kenya News in English

Good morning! It’s 17th January, and here’s your Kenya daily news capsule.

EACC arrests two former Homa Bay officials over alleged Sh348 million procurement irregularities.

Two-time bronze medalist Atuya aims for another podium finish at the Tinderet Barng'etuny Mountain Run.

Key suspect pleads guilty to 191 murders in the Shakahola trial, marking a significant breakthrough.

Wa Muthende requests the court to dismiss inquiries regarding his name change.

A man dies from medical complications following a botched dental procedure by a fake dentist.

Kenya announces its final futsal squad for the AFCON Morocco 2026 qualifiers.

Uchumi Supermarket reopens two outlets in Nairobi, boosting local shopping options.

The government secures duty-free access to the China market, enhancing trade opportunities.

Plans for uplifting towns in western Kenya are underway with the SGR expansion project.

Kenya remains off the US immigrant visa freeze list, despite broader restrictions affecting many countries.

Majority of self-employed workers are failing to save adequately for retirement, raising concerns.

Pump prices decrease by up to Sh2 per litre in the latest review by EPRA.

Patients relieved as Kemsa is cleared to purchase Sh2.8 billion lifesaving HIV drugs.

Oxford licenses a Rift Valley fever vaccine to the Serum Institute amid a West Africa surge.

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