In Summary
- The Star has made a compilation of pictures from activities wrapping up the week.
Defence CS Aden Duale adjusting President William Ruto's Kufi during iftar dinner at KICC on April 11, 2023.
President William Ruto, Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, Defence CS Aden Duale among other leaders joined Muslims at KICC for iftar prayers on April 11, 2023.
The Kenya Wildlife Service team in Eselenkei on the border of Amboseli National Park, rescued an orphaned baby elephant over Easter weekend.
A bright Easter for a baby elephant that was rescued by KWS scouts when roaming the fields in isolation.
Some of the dead fish in one of the 60 cages affected at Dunga Beach in Kisumu on April 14, 2023.
President William Ruto, Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua among other leaders joined Muslims at KICC for Iftar prayers on April 11, 2023.
Birds spotted feeding on dead fish on cages at Dunga Beach in Kisumu on April 14, 2023.
A cyclist cycling along Othaya Road in the heavy downpour on April 14, 2023
Birds seen flying over empty cages after fish deaths at Dunga Beach on April 14, 2023.
A woman walking in the rain on Friday along Oloitoktok Road, Kileleshwa
Fish worth millions mysteriously died in Kisumu cages, over 30 fish cages were affected by the deaths within Lake Victoria on April 13, 2023.
An aerial view of MT Nord Dolphin at the dock on berth no 2 of Mombasa port on Thursday.The two crude oil tankers; 252-metre-long MT Front Capella and 250-metre-long MT Nord dolphin arrived in the country on Thursday loaded with 172,191 tonnes of petrol, diesel and aviation fuel.
Camps for flood victims in Bunyala south location. Over 250 families in Bunyala who were displaced by floods in 2020, are still living in camps fear for their safety amid the start of the rainy season, and now want the government to take urgent intervention measures.
Two police officers and a boda boda rider rushed to Embu Level 5 Hospital on Sunday after a police lorry hit the boda boda rider and plunged into River Rupingazi along Embu-Nairobi highway.
Uhuyi Sub-location Assistant Chief, Samuel Indakwa Maero, helps clean Mrs. Margaret Ouma's jigger infested feet, at Uhuyi "A" village, during one of his philanthropic activities. When he joined the government service as an Assistant Chief, Samuel Indakwa Maero, vowed never to stop his small-time philanthropic activities of visiting the elderly, destitute and sharing whatever little he had.