Kenya News in English

Good morning! It’s 9th July, and here’s your Kenya daily news capsule.

Wetang'ula and Mudavadi face pressure as Sifuna and Natembeya aim to consolidate western support.

Nairobi woman fights for her life after a fall from the sixth floor amid allegations of foul play.

Court extends inquiry into the fatal shooting involving PS Fikirini's bodyguard and grants him bond.

Lost man-hours due to protests are piling pressure on Kenya’s economy, affecting businesses significantly.

Kenya's coffee exports to the US have doubled following the renewal of the AGOA agreement.

Employees accuse the former Epra chief of torture over a Sh96 million dispute.

Oburu suggests Kenya might benefit from a benevolent dictatorship as MPs discuss wealth reserves.

University transfer window extended as over 293,000 students secure placements through KUCCPS.

Government warns civil servants of potential salary disruptions due to payroll deadline issues.

Ruto appoints Kindiki to lead the Sh2.2 trillion Dangote refinery project in Lamu.

US launches more strikes on Iran, escalating tensions in the region with reported blasts.

Some Federal Reserve officials see the need for future rate hikes to combat rising inflation.

Australia's regional train disruptions continue following a major Telstra outage affecting services.

Safaricom shareholders to vote on Vodafone Kenya's authority to select the new CEO.

WHO warns global cancer cases could nearly double by 2050, calling for urgent action.

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