Madaraka celebrations marked by calls for peace, discipline in schools

Heavy rains in Mombasa, Tana River and Kilifi disrupted the celebrations...

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Madaraka Day celebrations across Kenya on June 1, 2026, were marked by calls for peace, discipline in schools, and efforts to combat crime, though some events were affected by heavy rains and boycotts.

Leaders urged cooperation with security agencies to combat crime and stressed the importance of discipline and communication for students.
Notable disruptions included heavy rains in Mombasa, Tana River, and Kilifi, and a boycott in Murang’a.
Various counties announced measures against insecurity, including disarmament operations and crackdowns on rogue politicians, while Embu reported an outbreak of M-Pox.

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