Kenya News in English

Good morning! It’s 23rd June, and here’s your Kenya daily news capsule.

Kalonzo adopts Obama’s strategy for his 2027 State House bid, uniting opposition critics.

Helb supports over 800,000 students as Tvet enrolment skyrockets to 1.2 million.

Treasury's push for expanded KRA enforcement faces legislative hurdles.

Uganda deports Martha Karua, declaring her persona non grata, sparking solidarity from leaders.

EACC arrests two KRA officials linked to a three million shilling bribery scandal.

Security forces are on high alert ahead of the Gen Z protest anniversary.

Kenya's health minister found in contempt of court over a US-backed Ebola facility.

Political inaction hampers the fight against global illegal fishing, despite new agreements.

UK Prime Minister Starmer announces resignation, leaving Burnham poised to take over.

University of Canberra offers fully funded PhD scholarship in Deliberative Democracy for 2027.

Inside Uhuru’s Nairobi meeting, renewed efforts for peace in the DRC are underway.

One in five Kenyans living with HIV remains unaware of their status, raising concerns.

Global Ebola cases exceed one thousand as the UN rushes to aid vulnerable populations.

As bird flu reaches every continent, scientists warn to prepare for unexpected outbreaks.

KDF athletes gear up for Commonwealth Games, with trials revealing strong contenders.

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