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At least 14 people including university students have succumbed to injuries at Kayole in Naivasha following a grisly road accident involving a Pwani university bus and a 14-seater matatu along the Nairobi Nakuru highway. 50 others were injured with 30 of them inflicted with serious injuries. The victims were rushed to different hospitals within Nakuru county.
14 lives lost, several injured in Pwani University bus accident
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