Kenya News in English

Good morning! It’s 29th July, and here’s your Kenya daily news capsule.

PS Isaboke reaffirms commitment to prudent use of public resources.

Marsabit mother welcomes rare quintuplets after years of waiting.

Murkomen and Wahome face backlash for snubbing Senate summons.

Itumbi dismisses claims that Kindiki has lost key government roles amid rising tensions.

Five directors charged in connection with alleged SHA fraud scheme.

WHO warns that HIV and STI gains are at risk due to falling funding levels.

Business leaders urge political tolerance as the 2027 elections approach.

UK to resume military training in Kenya after addressing human rights concerns.

Political motorcades leave a trail of death and sorrow, raising serious questions.

NCIC investigates Gachagua and Duale over allegations of hate speech.

Uganda declares itself Ebola-free but remains on high alert for future outbreaks.

Chance the Rapper celebrates Kenya's Mau Mau struggle during his visit to Nairobi.

Kenyan footprints provide new insights into prehistoric human relatives.

Experts call for reforms to help refugees access jobs and rebuild their lives.

AI is transforming healthcare, but access to benefits remains unequal.

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