Kenyans mark christmas with festivity, reflection and acts of giving

From major towns to rural settings, this year’s celebrations were largely defined by a spirit of sharing, with special focus on the vulnerable, including street families, orphans, prisoners and securi.....

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Kenyans celebrated Christmas Day throughout the country with a mix of festivity, reflection, and significant acts of giving, particularly towards vulnerable populations despite prevailing economic hardships.

Over 300 street children in Kisii town received Christmas treats from the Gospel Embassy Church, emphasizing the spirit of sharing.
In Baringo County, Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen visited officers at the Todo KDF Camp, acknowledging their efforts in Operation Maliza Uhalifu against banditry, which has recovered over 1,000 illegal firearms.
Many Nairobi residents opted for local celebrations at places like Uhuru Park and the Nairobi National Park, citing high travel costs, with Deputy Warden Paul Omondi encouraging visits to national heritage sites.