At least 21 people have died in separate road accidents across Kenya in less than 24 hours, highlighting a surge in road fatalities. The latest incidents occurred in Kirinyaga and Narok counties.

• A total of 21 fatalities reported in various accidents across the country.
• In Kirinyaga, eight people died when a tuk-tuk collided with a parcel truck.
• In Narok, one person died and four were injured in a multi-vehicle crash.
• Earlier accidents on Thursday night claimed 12 lives, including students and a PSV driver.

At least six people died in a tragic road accident on the Marsabit-Isiolo Highway early Friday morning. The collision involved two commercial vehicles, a Mercedes Actros trailer and a Mitsubishi Fuso truck.

• Six fatalities confirmed, with efforts underway to identify victims whose bodies are trapped.
• The accident involved a Mercedes Actros trailer and a Mitsubishi Fuso truck.
• The crash occurred at 3am in the Hula Hula area near Kargi Junction, reportedly in darkness and poor visibility.

A tragic road accident on the Mwea–Embu Highway in Kirinyaga County has resulted in the deaths of eight people.

• Eight farm workers died instantly when a tuk-tuk collided head-on with a speeding parcel truck near Murubara.
• The incident involved a tuk-tuk carrying farm workers and a parcel truck, with residents alleging the truck driver swerved to avoid potholes.
• Mwea East Sub-County Police Commander Stephen Okal confirmed the fatalities, noting that three others sustained minor injuries.