Kenya News in English

Good morning! It’s 18th July, and here’s your Kenya daily news capsule.

Signs of a steep climb for Ruto emerge after party’s loss in by-election.

Thika moves closer to becoming Kenya’s sixth city after Senate approval.

Gulf states face Iranian fire as US strikes continue for seventh night.

Prof. Ayub Gitau takes over as University of Nairobi Vice-Chancellor after leadership vacuum.

Seven Americans quarantined at Kenya Ebola facility after US travel ban.

Court suspends Ruto's multi-billion railway project, raising concerns over future plans.

High Court clears construction of 52-kilometer road through Aberdare National Park.

KDF unveils new affordable housing deal for officers, offering low mortgage rates.

Counties revealed where children are most likely to get lost, raising safety alarms.

Samsung steps up competition in Kenya's screen market with new Mini LED TVs.

AI technology warns patients against self-diagnosing health issues online.

New insights into the reverse sprinkler problem provide breakthroughs in physics research.

NASA’s James Webb captures a supermassive black hole feeding, unraveling cosmic mysteries.

Pressure mounts as UN labels neglected diseases as a human rights abuse.

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