Kenya News in English

Good morning! It’s 17th May, and here’s your Kenya daily news capsule.

President Ruto heads to Azerbaijan to promote Kenya's Affordable Housing Programme on a global stage.

Mbadi clashes with Winnie Odinga over Treasury remarks, igniting tensions within the Odinga family.

Ex-CS Adan Mohamed emerges as the leading candidate for the KRA top position despite age limit concerns.

Kenyans brace for increased fuel prices as crisis deepens, with matatu operators planning a nationwide strike.

Kenya Power warns of electricity disruptions tomorrow, listing areas affected by planned outages.

France-Africa Summit generates $25 billion pledges, but skepticism remains about the commitments made.

Gachagua arrives in London for a strategic engagement with the Kenyan diaspora amid a fuel crisis.

CS Chirchir updates on the rollout of mandatory annual vehicle inspections, costing Ksh. 300 million.

Ebola death toll in DR Congo rises to 87, with the outbreak strain posing a high risk.

Somalia's donors express concerns as President Mohamud begins a controversial new term in office.

Afghanistan's women's rights crisis worsens under Taliban rule, raising alarms over humanitarian conditions.

Scientists discover signs that Africa may be splitting apart beneath Zambia, hinting at geological changes.

650-foot mega-tsunami captured by satellites sends seismic waves around the world for nine days.

Ibuprofen use during pregnancy shows no link to major birth defects, according to recent studies.

HIV prevention and treatment services are faltering, warns UNAIDS, highlighting urgent healthcare needs.

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