Kenya News in English

Good morning! It’s 2nd February, and here’s your Kenya daily news capsule.

Nairobians face uncertainty as 85% of buildings declared unfit for occupancy.

Relief for commuters as matatu strike is called off after successful talks.

Iran's supreme leader warns of regional war if the US launches an attack.

Resilient Azam FC secures double victory over Nairobi United in CAF Confederation Cup.

Moses Kuria announces his bid for the Gatundu South parliamentary seat.

Devki Steel Mills chief blames cartels for the stalled Taita mining project.

Kenya's President Ruto pledges Sh200 billion for Nairobi's upgrade plan.

Escalating conflict in South Sudan sends jitters across East Africa.

Clean cooking firm Koko winds up operations in Kenya, leaving taxpayers with a hefty bill.

Researchers find malaria's weak point, offering hope for children worldwide.

Climate change could drive up malaria deaths and costs in Africa by 2050.

Apple loses more AI researchers to Meta and Google amid talent exodus.

Bikes are boosting healthcare access in remote Kitui villages.

Single-cell microdevice isolates and profiles extracellular vesicles over weeks.

Body piercings: a growing fashion trend or a potential health risk?

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