Kenya News in English

Good morning! It’s 13th December, and here’s your Kenya daily news capsule.

UN Environment Assembly wraps up in Nairobi, urging solidarity for a green transition.

Kenya celebrates 62nd Independence anniversary with President Ruto leading the Jamhuri Day festivities.

Kenyan court suspends US health aid deal over data privacy concerns, raising alarms among civil society.

Eritrea withdraws from IGAD regional bloc amid rising tensions with Ethiopia, sparking regional concerns.

Ruto unveils a new plan for Nairobi, promising to repair the city's battered roads and infrastructure.

Kenya's census warns of potential ecosystem collapse, highlighting urgent environmental issues.

A breakthrough on plastic pollution is within reach as Nairobi pushes for a bold global treaty.

WHO warns of rising malaria threats in Kenya as mosquitoes develop resistance to insecticides.

Kenyan woman breaks her own Guinness World Record by hugging a tree for 72 hours.

African Development Bank approves $76.3 million to enhance transport connectivity in the Horn of Africa.

KRA announces key executive appointments aimed at driving digital and policy reforms in Kenya.

Ozone layer shows strong signs of recovery, confirming a long-term positive trend for the environment.

UK imposes sanctions on RSF commanders linked to mass killings in Sudan, escalating international tensions.

ICE arrests an illegal alien with 14 convictions in California, targeting the worst offenders.

Airborne PFAS chemicals pose an invisible threat, prompting urgent calls for detection and mitigation.

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