Kenya News in English

Good morning! It’s 26th March, and here’s your Kenya daily news capsule.

Uhuru and Gachagua unveil a new strategy for 2027 elections against Ruto.

Kenya's investment appeal is now skewed towards the elite, a new report reveals.

Youth lead the charge in voter registration as elections approach, with millennials stepping up.

Tanzania maintains stability while Kenya's fuel market faces significant supply challenges.

KMA calls for increased funding for tuberculosis programs to save lives in Kenya.

President Ruto announces plans for a 2,000MW nuclear plant in Siaya by 2027.

Dozens of bodies, primarily infants, found in a mass grave in Kenya, raising concerns.

Kenya's maternal healthcare faces a Sh193 billion funding deficit, experts warn of dire consequences.

Kenya invests $15 million to transition children from orphanages to family-based care.

Flooding continues to wreak havoc across the country, with Nairobi residents demanding better infrastructure.

Africa faces an energy crisis as the conflict in the Middle East disrupts fuel supplies.

The African Union appoints former Tanzanian president Kikwete to lead peace efforts in the Horn of Africa.

Kenya Airways anticipates a travel rebound as demand for flights increases amid regional conflicts.

Kenya to host the FIFA Women's Series tournament in April, showcasing top international teams.

It's go time for NASA's historic Moon mission, with Artemis II set to launch soon.

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