Kenya News in English

Good morning! It’s 7th April, and here’s your Kenya daily news capsule.

Religious leaders called to lead voter registration efforts ahead of the 2027 elections.

Fuel import scandal unfolds as key figures face scrutiny and resignations follow.

Kenyans gain new power to influence judge removals under revised JSC regulations.

Africa could boost annual tax revenue by $469 billion with better governance strategies.

Politicians may face hefty fees for music licenses at campaign events under new tariffs.

Experts warn of rising non-communicable diseases linked to poor dietary habits in Kenya.

Artemis II astronauts break Apollo records during historic moon flyby mission.

Long-acting HIV prevention jab shows promise with no major health concerns reported.

Smartphone sales decline as consumers hold onto older devices amid delayed upgrades.

China reduces costs for military-grade infrared chips, now priced around $10.

Apple's foldable iPhone faces engineering challenges, risking potential shipment delays.

NSE sees a rise in women investors, marking a significant gender shift in the stock market.

Caritas University announces admission forms for the upcoming academic session.

Scientists discover a "lost world" of animals, pushing back the origins of complex life.

Cape Fever, a haunting new novel, captures attention from award-winning South African writer.

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