Ministry calls for due care after two teachers, student die in road accidents

CS Ogamba has urged motorists to exercise caution and observe traffic rules to avoid preventable road accidents...

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The Ministry of Education is coordinating a response after two teachers and one student died in separate road accidents on Saturday, January 31, 2026, in Nairobi and Nyeri counties.

One teacher died on the scene and another succumbed to injuries after a vehicle plowed into teachers at City Primary School in Nairobi, injuring 26 others.
A school van carrying 25 pupils from Mahehe Friends Academy and Aberdare Academy overturned in Nyeri County, resulting in the death of one student.
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba urged motorists to exercise caution and confirmed collaboration with other government agencies, including the Ministry of Interior and the Teachers Service Commission.

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