Kenya News in English

Good morning! It’s 24th February, and here’s your Kenya daily news capsule.

Ethnic politics hinder Kenya’s democratic progress, raising concerns among citizens.

A man sentenced to death for the murder of a six-year-old girl blames the devil.

Wamatangi defends his Senate appearance, emphasizing accountability for public funds in counties.

US tariffs impact 60 percent of Kenyan firms, according to a recent CBK survey.

KeNHA closes Migori footbridge indefinitely due to rising water levels and heavy rains.

Human rights advocate Mugambi Kiai passes away after battling kidney failure.

High Court extends orders halting the Nairobi Hospital Annual General Meeting.

University of Nairobi seeks spiritual guidance to recalibrate its mission and vision.

Uganda plans to link a new railway line to Tanzania, creating new export routes.

Nedbank secures a controlling stake in NCBA, moving closer to acquisition completion.

Meta faces scrutiny over market abuse in Africa, raising concerns about local regulations.

Experts warn as Kala Zar-causing sand flies approach residential areas in Kenya.

Total lunar eclipse set to illuminate the skies on March 3rd, a must-see event.

New sauropod dinosaur species discovered in Brazil, adding to paleontological wonders.

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