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Kenya's Death Toll Rises Despite Traffic Laws

The death toll over the festive season as a result of road accidents has continued to rise as 10 more people lost their lives.
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VIDEO: Ten Die In Road Accident In Kenya

  • Kenya:   Two Seriously Injured in Morning Accident

    The Star, 28 December 2012

    Two people have been seriously injured and 32 others sustained minor injuries when their matatu rolled near Imara Daima this morning. Nairobi traffic boss Patrick Lumumba says the… Read more »

  • Kenya:   Seven Killed in Embu Road Accident

    Capital FM, 27 December 2012

    Seven people were killed on Thursday afternoon while six others were injured after a lorry that had developed a mechanical fault rammed into a matatu near Embu. Read more »

  • Kenya:   Four Die in Separate Accidents

    The Star, 26 December 2012

    Four people have died this morning in two separate road accidents in Kisii and Nakuru. In Kisii, three passengers died and 17 others were seriously injured after the vehicle they… Read more »

  • Kenya:   Motorists Warned Against Breaking Traffic Rules

    The Star, 26 December 2012

    Police will be out to deal with any motorists that break any traffic rules. Traffic Commandant Ben Kibui says penalties under the new Traffic Act will be fully implemented. Read more »

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Several people die in Embu road accident (file photo).

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