Kenya News in English

Good morning! It’s 3rd May, and here’s your Kenya daily news capsule.

Coast region shifts from opposition stronghold, opening doors for new political opportunities.

Ruto announces a twelve percent pay rise for Kenyan workers amid rising tensions.

Kenya faces severe flooding, leaving roads impassable and disrupting traffic in major areas.

Tributes pour in for Nairobi Hospital director Dr. Job Obwaka following his sudden death.

Wetang’ula and allies urge Uhuru to step back from the political frontline for good.

Ruto establishes a Creative Economy Office at State House to boost industry growth.

New voter registration figures reveal 2.6 million new voters, indicating rising political awareness.

Chaos erupts at Seme funeral as Orengo is ejected, sparking heated confrontations.

Uganda criticized for new bill seen as an attempt to suppress dissent and free speech.

Kenyan lady celebrates earning a Master of Science degree from a prestigious UK university.

Malaria cases surge in Kenya, prompting urgent calls for strategic interventions and local solutions.

Cameroon’s malaria vaccine rollout shows promising results, cutting child cases by seventy percent.

Scientists amazed as pink katydid changes color to green, showcasing nature's adaptability.

Arsenal secures a solid win over Fulham, pulling ahead in the Premier League standings.

Next Wave Fund 2026 launches, supporting technology startups and crowdfunding initiatives.

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