Kenya News in English

Good morning! It’s 21st April, and here’s your Kenya daily news capsule.

Ruto defends higher fuel prices, says state is monitoring the situation.

Transport sector demands fuel price cap, threatens protests over rising costs.

Amnesty warns police of potential prosecution ahead of fuel price protests tomorrow.

Pressure mounts on government to halt gold mining activities in Western Kenya.

Nakuru battles the silent pandemic of antibiotic resistance affecting children.

Researchers trained on ethical handling of laboratory animals to improve standards.

Kenya maintains civic freedom while Uganda tightens control over its citizens.

Shujaa faces tough competition in Valladolid as they prepare for Sevens test.

Time running out on development goals as UN warns of dwindling financial support.

WHO alerts on immunisation gaps as 20 million children miss crucial vaccine doses.

New plastic film developed to effectively tear apart viruses on contact.

Kenya pushes for integrated HIV response to end AIDS by the year 2030.

Uganda's army rescues over 200 civilians from ADF captivity in DR Congo.

Row erupts as MPs accuse Energy PS of staging projects for political gain.

Brother launches flagship embroidery machine aimed at enhancing creativity.

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