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.

Tragic accident on the Mwea–Embu Highway in Kirinyaga county claims eight lives following an early morning collision.

• Eight people were confirmed dead.
• A tuk-tuk collided with a lorry.
• The incident occurred at Murubara.