Kenya News in English

Good morning! It’s 18th February, and here’s your Kenya daily news capsule.

Governors draw the line in revenue battle, demanding Sh534 billion or bust.

Mbadi rules out a bid for Homa Bay governor in 2027, citing concerns over extortion.

Kenyan courts are breaking the silence on FGM, paving the way for justice.

President Ruto nominates new chairperson and six members to the National Land Commission.

Ruto praises China as a key development partner in his New Year message.

Kenyan authorities reportedly used Israeli tech to hack an activist’s phone.

A strike at JKIA ends after two days, but delays continue to affect flights.

Kindiki drenched in rain after refusing an umbrella while addressing flood victims.

An employee siphoned Sh10 million from Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital via eCitizen.

Ruto publicly corrects two Cabinet Secretaries over misleading suggestions.

Kenya receives its first doses of Lenacapavir for national HIV prevention rollout in March.

Ethiopia bans fossil-fuel car imports, leading to a boom in electric vehicle sales.

Study reveals short-sightedness in African youth linked to indoor eye usage.

NASA restarts countdown after fixing hydrogen leaks on its Moon rocket.

Recombinant Mpox strain detected in the UK and India, but WHO risk remains unchanged.

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