Kenya Road Deaths Cross 5,000 as Road Safety Crisis Deepens
Kenya’s road safety crisis deepened in 2025 after traffic accidents claimed more than 5,000 lives, according to the newly released 2026 Economic Survey. The latest figures paint a worrying picture of rising road carnage across the country, despite continued government campaigns, tougher traffic enforcement, and public safety initiatives. Data from the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) shows that reported road accidents increased from 11,165 cases in 2024 to 11,638 in 2025. Altogether, the crashes resulted in 24,905 casualties, including both injuries and deaths. The number of fatalities rose by 5.5 percent over the one-year period, climbing from 4,748 deaths
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