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Mamlaka ya uchukuzi na usalama barabarani -ntsa imewataka madereva kuwa waangalifu na kufuata kanuni zote hasa msimu wa sherehe unapobisha hodi. Mkurugenzi wa leseni NTSA Christopher Wanjau amesema kuwa kati ya watu 4,000 wanaoripotiwa kufariki kutokana na ajali, ajali 1,000 kati yazo zinahusiana na wanabodaboda
Usalama Barabarani | NTSA inawataka madereva kuwa waangalifu msimu huu
- 29 Apr 2024 - Chinese state media reported that he met Premier Li Qiang in Beijing, during which Li told Musk that Tesla's development in China could be regarded as a successful example of U.S.-China economic and trade cooperation.
- 29 Apr 2024 - So far, 150 schools across the country have been affected by floods, with some remaining submerged and with no rooftops hours before the opening date.
- 29 Apr 2024 - Patients in need of palliative care often face stigma. As Maryanne Nyambura reports, a section of cancer patients in Trans Nzoia County are faced with this reality.
- 29 Apr 2024 - Transport to the North Eastern part of the country is slowly edging towards full paralysis after the Garissa Nairobi highway was cut off by flood waters.
- 29 Apr 2024 - Kenya Airways was forced to divert flights at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport on Saturday night, due to heavy rains and poor visibility.
- 29 Apr 2024 - The loss of lives comes as the rains and the floods continue to cause massive destruction of property and infrastructure across nearly all counties.
- 28 Apr 2024 - A search and rescue mission is ongoing after a private boat that was ferrying an unspecified number of people capsized between Madogo and Garissa on Sunday evening.
- 28 Apr 2024 - Migrants are to start being detained within weeks in preparation for the first flights taking off to Rwanda, the Home Office has said. It comes after the Guardian reported people would start to be transferred to detention centres on Monday. In response…
- 28 Apr 2024 - Ng'ang'a says sending learners to institutions in flood-prone areas would put their lives risk
- 28 Apr 2024 - Until their tragic deaths, Eric Mutuku and Esther Kiamaiga were second- and first-year students, respectively, studying Human Resources and Education.