Kenya News in English

Good morning! It’s 29th March, and here’s your Kenya daily news capsule.

Orengo plays the long game in Nyanza's political landscape as construction begins at Usenge Pier.

Kenya celebrates Monica Juma's appointment to a top UN role, boosting the nation's global standing.

Senegal parades the AFCON trophy despite being stripped of the title by Morocco.

Avocado export season kicks off on April 2, with Kakamega youths trained to enhance farming.

Raiders kill one and steal livestock following Murkomen's visit, prompting state action against banditry.

IEBC launches a 30-day voter registration drive aiming to enroll 2.5 million new voters.

Ruto urges envoys to prioritize Kenya's interests and promote the new Sh5 trillion investment plan.

Experts call for integrating mental health and elderly inclusion in climate action initiatives.

Mbadi warns of potential economic shocks stemming from the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

Cameroon prepares for a papal visit with a dedicated website and social media platforms.

Kenya secures a spot in the World Rugby Sevens Championship series, eyeing playoff success.

Wasteful Nairobi City Thunder falls to Dar City in the Basketball Africa League.

Hidden tsunami waves reveal insights into powerful earthquakes, enhancing our understanding of natural disasters.

Dengue fever poses a growing challenge, complicating vaccine development efforts amid climate change.

First signs of MERS transmission from camels to humans detected in Somalia, raising health concerns.

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