The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) has announced the reopening of the Mai Mahiu–Suswa–Narok (B7) Road and the Kaplong–Kisii Road to traffic after days of disruption caused by severe flooding. In public notices issued on March 12, 2026, the highway authority confirmed that these critical sections are now accessible to motorists following restoration works and
The National Police Service (NPS) has issued an update on the ongoing search and rescue operations following heavy rains and widespread flooding across the country. According to a statement dated Tuesday, March 10, the NPS reports that 49 people have lost their lives nationwide since the devastating rains that began on Friday, March 6. The
Heavy rains in Nairobi often bring an unwelcome problem: flooding. Roads become impassable, businesses close early, and pedestrians are left searching for safe places to wait out the rising water. In the heart of the city, several large buildings and landmarks have become common shelter points for people caught in sudden floods. One of the
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