Kenya News in English

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

Uhuru calls for unity among opposition leaders during a light moment in Kirinyaga.

US highlights ongoing tender fraud and customs issues in Kenya ahead of trade talks.

Garissa enhances cholera response with supplies handed over by the World Health Organization.

Early Easter holiday boosts hotel bookings as families travel across the country.

Malindi airport runway upgrade expected to be completed by May, enhancing travel options.

Kikuyu Elders take legal action to halt housing project threatening a heritage site.

Egerton University and Kilimo Trust launch a new Regional Agricultural Centre for innovation.

Infinix targets Kenya’s creator economy with the launch of the NOTE 60 Pro smartphone.

Megan Thee Stallion hospitalized during a performance, recovering from exhaustion.

Photographer Jon McCormack captures stunning patterns in nature, showcasing its beauty.

Syphilis crisis among sex workers as over ten percent test positive for the disease.

A tale of two photos highlights the importance of early screening for birth defects.

Born into pain, the hidden burden of sickle cell disease continues to affect many in Kenya.

The deadly connection between bipolar disorder and alcohol raises concerns for mental health.

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