In both incidents, the victims were primarily women and children, who had queued for food handouts for hours.

One boat carried 37 passengers, mostly women and two children—a two-year-old boy and an eight-year-old girl.

The tragedy, which claimed seven lives, has left the residents devastated with some seeking psychological support.

The victims were mostly juveniles and included a nine-year-old girl, police said.

To ensure the safety of students, Njogu said a team of officials will return on Monday, October 7, 2024, to confirm that all is in order.

The market is home to approximately 3,000 traders who sell second-hand clothes and food products, such as vegetables and grains.

Kenya Power committed to cooperating fully with ongoing investigations to determine the exact cause of the tragic incident.

The Eastleigh Voice has confirmed that the fire broke out earlier in the evening, and as of 8:57 pm, emergency teams were still battling to contain th...

Mwaura on Saturday extended condolences to the families and friends of those who lost their lives or suffered injuries in the fire even as the postmor...

In a heartfelt telegram to Archbishop Anthony Muheria of Nyeri on Saturday, the Pope described the fire as a "calamity" that has deeply affected the K...

KUPPET pointed out that after that after Precious Talents Academy, safety measures were proposed, but they have yet to be implemented.

Ruto said the country will honour the 17 pupils who tragically lost their lives in the incident.

The CS noted that forensic experts are at the scene gathering evidence to determine what led to the blaze.

A couple and their two children are also part of the missing persons.

During a press briefing at a public participation forum on the bill held in Kilifi on Sunday, Kiama expressed his dissatisfaction with the current lev...

Gas cylinders in adjoining homes exploded, causing the fire to spread quickly and overwhelm the residents. 

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua on Thursday promised to ensure that Kenyans who are displaced by the flooding situation in the country are settled.

All tenants have been accounted for except four people.

More water is building up around the Kijabe railway, increasing chances of a catatrophe bigger than witnessed in Maaì Mahiù, CS says.

CS Kindiki's ministry further announced that 164 people had been reported injured while 72 were missing.