Kenya News in English

Good morning! It’s 22nd July, and here’s your Kenya daily news capsule.

Unease grows in Mt Kenya East as political tensions rise ahead of elections.

CCTV reveals the last moments of Albert Ojwang inside Central Police Station.

Vatican cardinal urges youth not to lose hope amid rising political tensions.

Goons are now taking over evictions and auctions, raising public safety concerns.

Health services face disruption as clinical officers launch a nationwide strike.

Kenya and Uganda grapple with hired violence as crime preventers turn into goons.

President Ruto nominates Wilson Sossion to the TSC Commission amid government shake-up.

Hospitals demand clarity over the SHA's controversial two percent deduction.

Judges urge the Law Society of Kenya to drop court boycott and embrace dialogue.

Rift Valley on edge as registration and vote-securing efforts intensify ahead of elections.

Guyana's ferry disaster death toll rises to 41 as search for missing continues.

Kenya reaffirms commitment to safer roads during a UN high-level meeting.

AI could boost Sub-Saharan Africa's economy by four percent with better infrastructure.

Kenyan Professor Kenneth Ngure elected President of the International AIDS Society in Brazil.

The African Development Bank pledges $13 million to bolster Ebola response efforts in three nations.

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