Kenya News in English

Good morning! It’s 3rd August, and here’s your Kenya daily news capsule.

Kenyan workers turn to digital salary advances to manage cash flow challenges.

Cost of living pressures rise as transport costs push inflation to a 30-month high.

Mystery deepens around the disappearance of businessman Jimmy Mutava in Mlolongo.

Opposition campaigns go solo as Gachagua warns there will be no free rides in 2027.

Luhya Council of Elders endorses Sifuna for president under the United Opposition banner.

DCI investigates police links in the abduction case of businessman Jimmy Mutava.

Billions in court awards yet no compensation for ex-airmen after the 1982 coup attempt.

Kenya's biggest IPO dealmaker steps into the spotlight in investment banking sector.

WHO reports the largest Ebola outbreak ever recorded in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

AI technology reveals a significant algae boom across the world's oceans.

Study finds Long COVID linked to reduced dopamine-producing brain cells in the brain.

African Union mission in Somalia faces uncertainty as US funding is set to end.

Japan opens applications for fully funded international development training for professionals.

Blood Strike collaborates with Attack on Titan for an exciting new battle royale mode.

Sony's wearable air conditioner cools just one spot, tricking the body into feeling refreshed.

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