Kenya News in English

Good morning! It’s 4th July, and here’s your Kenya daily news capsule.

Millions in Kenya’s slums continue to be left behind, facing ongoing challenges.

MP defends a new Bill aiming to tighten access to state information, raising concerns.

Sifuna's team intensifies anti-Ruto campaigns, claiming to be funded by the people.

UN warns that the El Obeid crisis could escalate into a major human rights catastrophe.

Judiciary plans to publish individual judges' performance reports starting this July.

UNHCR raises alarms over rising violence around Lake Chad, causing mass displacement.

Kenyatta National Hospital has officially handed over its new annex referral facility.

Two suspects arrested after police seize six million shillings in counterfeit notes.

Motorists stranded due to a blockade on Pangani Road caused by armed goons.

Court dismisses a petition challenging the Finance Act 2026 over MPs' absenteeism.

Repatriated Kenyans share harrowing experiences of xenophobia in South Africa.

Kenyan scientist awarded a grant to develop a tool for predicting disease outbreaks.

Authorities confirm the first suspected H5N1 bird flu case on Australia’s east coast.

Ebola outbreak worsens in Congo-Kinshasa as clinical trials for treatments begin.

Some question the reality of Ebola in DRC, highlighting the importance of trust in health.

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