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Kenya: Death Toll, Need for Relief Services Rise as Rains Continue
Nation, 25 April 2018
Four people died yesterday following the heavy rains in the country. Read more »
Death, Destruction as Kenya's Heavy Rains Continue
More than 20 people have drowned in various rivers in Mwingi county since the beginning of the rainy season. Meanwhile, at the coast, fear has gripped Tana River residents following a government report that the sluice gates of the Seven Forks Dam, which are full as a result of flooding, are to be opened.
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Kenya: Traffic Mess, Floods as Morning Rain Pounds Nairobi
Nairobi News, 24 April 2018
Nairobi residents woke up to traffic snarls and flooded roads as rains pounded the capital city on Tuesday morning. Read more »
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Kenya: Death and Destruction as Heavy Rains Continue
Nation, 23 April 2018
Heavy rains continue to leave a trail death and destruction in several counties. Read more »
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Kenya: Heavy Rains Leave Kenyatta 'Marooned' at State House, Skips Devolution Conference
Nairobi News, 24 April 2018
Uhuru Kenyatta has skipped the 5th Devolution Conference being hosted in Kakamega County due to bad weather. Read more »
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Kenya: Expect More Rains This Week, Weatherman Says
Nation, 22 April 2018
Kenya Meteorological Department has said rains will continue to pound various parts of the country. Read more »
Photo Essay
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Heavy Rains Leave a Trail of Destruction in Kenya
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Heavy rainfall is causing flooding in different parts of Kenya. Many parts of the country have been hit by downpours which have caused travel disruptions, destruction to infrastructure and deaths. ... see more »
InFocus
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At least 15 people have been killed by floods and another 2,000 have been displaced by heavy rains in several parts of the country while some 1,800 people have been marooned in the ... Read more »
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Motorists have been stranded again in Suswa area after flash floods cut off the busy road that has been affected by the country's gradual splitting at the Rift Valley after massive ... Read more »
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Dozens have been reported dead due to flash floods that have caused road accidents, swept people away and drowned others. In Kilifi and Tana River counties, some 800 families ... Read more »
