Kenya News in English

Good morning! It’s 21st July, and here’s your Kenya daily news capsule.

Jubilee condemns Gachagua's call for tourists to boycott Kenya amid safety concerns.

Protected witness claims he was paid to erase CCTV footage in murder trial.

DCI boss vows to unmask armed men who terrorized Ol Kalou community recently.

Civil servants reject SRC pay deal and threaten court action over salary issues.

Trump warns Iran will pay dearly for the deaths of US soldiers in recent conflicts.

Hope for haemophilia patients as legislators push for expanded healthcare coverage.

State land ownership under scrutiny as MPs order a comprehensive investigation.

Esther Waititu leaves Safaricom as banks recruit top M-Pesa executives amid changes.

Squirrelpox outbreak raises alarm for red squirrels in Formby, prompting health warnings.

Lab-grown teeth technology could soon replace traditional fillings and implants in dentistry.

Africa's silver economy remains an untapped market, highlighting the need for better coordination.

New phishing scam targets users with fake login alerts to hijack social media accounts.

US actress Skai Jackson apologizes to Kenyans over her controversial remarks on social media.

Burnham becomes the new UK Prime Minister after a meeting with the king, Ruto congratulates him.

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