Kenya News in English

Good morning! It’s 22nd June, and here’s your Kenya daily news capsule.

Machira workers savings not a solution for cash flow issues, as billions in deductions are missing.

DIG Lagat assures security for the upcoming June 25 Gen Z anniversary protests.

Ruto needs a second term to fulfill his development agenda, says Kindiki.

Sakaja promises no traders will be displaced after the Gikomba fire tragedy.

Wanjigi challenges Ruto over comments on protests, linking Gikomba fire to economic sabotage.

El Niño expected to increase climate variability in Africa, with GDP losses exceeding five percent.

Kenyan troops honored by the African Union for their service in Somalia missions.

Clergy killings raise fears and questions within the community.

Kenya urged to align progressive refugee laws with the realities faced by refugees.

China-Africa energy alliance emerges as a buffer against global economic shocks.

Telcos advocate for tax removal on phones priced below thirteen thousand shillings.

IMF recommends the Central Bank of Kenya reduce policy meetings to just four a year.

Kenya to mainstream HIV supply purchases as infections rise among youth and children.

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