Kenya News in English

Good morning! It’s 25th January, and here’s your Kenya daily news capsule.

Oburu pledges caution following Raila’s death, stating he won't lead people into deep waters.

Talanta Stadium nears completion, with an 80 percent finish expected by March.

Seven suspects arrested in Nairobi as police recover 150 stolen phones in a major operation.

US withdrawal from WHO raises global health concerns, with implications for Kenya.

Kenyan Shilling remains stable against USD despite a slight drop in foreign reserves.

Military Ordinariate of Kenya flags off charity donations aimed at the Isiolo region.

Antibiotic resistance now poses a greater threat than TB, malaria, and HIV combined in Kenya.

Tears and sorrow as a US-based family bids farewell to three siblings lost in a tragic crash.

Defra shines at the Laikipia Bisley Championship, showcasing remarkable talent.

Mystery man breaks into Murkomen’s high-security office, remaining undetected for five hours.

Fitch affirms Kenya’s credit rating at 'B-' with a stable outlook, signaling cautious optimism.

Google to retire Gmailify after ten years, impacting millions of users worldwide.

Study finds longer hormone therapy may not always be the best option for localized prostate cancer.

Teamwork celebrated as Kenyan couples achieve success together in various fields.

Starting sex early linked to negative mental health outcomes later in life, according to new research.

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