Kenya News in English

Good morning! It’s 6th July, and here’s your Kenya daily news capsule.

Wage order brings hope and pressure as Kenya balances worker pay and business survival.

Local borrowing is stifling Kenya's infrastructure capital needs, raising concerns among civil society.

KQ emphasizes safety after a New York flight turns back mid-air.

Kenya aims for stronger ties with Saudi Arabia to boost jobs and trade opportunities.

Activists notify police about Saba Saba demonstrations marking the 36th anniversary.

Uganda claims the Ebola outbreak is contained and seeks to lift travel restrictions.

Mbadi states that Safaricom's divestiture will finance major infrastructure projects in Kenya.

Ebola deaths in DR Congo surpass 500 amid ongoing community transmission challenges.

NASA plans to light the first fire on the moon, exploring new frontiers in space.

Kenya's cancer screening rate lags behind Rwanda and Cameroon as the 2030 deadline approaches.

China's Tianwen 2 probe reaches its target asteroid and begins scientific exploration.

From street corner sewing machines to a thriving textile empire, one entrepreneur's journey inspires.

Repatriation of Kenyans in South Africa set to end on July 9 amid ongoing violence concerns.

Iran's supreme leader absent at Ayatollah's funeral as senior officials attend in his place.

Three cheers for African science as a Kenyan scientist wins a major grant for disease prediction.

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