3 January – A shuttle collides with a lorry in Uasin Gishu County, killing 10 people.[1]
10 January – A light aircraft crashes into a highway in Malindi, Kilifi County, killing three people on the ground.[2]
February
23 February – At least 20 people are reported missing following cross-border clashes involving members of the Turkana people and the Daasanach people in Turkana County, along the Omo River forming the border with Ethiopia.[3]
March
3 March – At least four people are shot and injured by police during protests by refugees against food rationing at Kakuma Refugee Camp.[4]
10 March – President Ruto donates 20 million shillings to a Nairobi church, sparking protests over high living costs, tax hikes, and political influence.[6]
14 March –
The Sudanese government orders a ban on imports from Kenya, citing national security concerns amid criticism over the latter's hosting of the Rapid Support Forces.[7]
A trailer collides with a shuttle in Migaa, killing 14 people.[8]
5 April – Three vehicles collide along the Kericho-Kaplong road in Bomet County, killing 15 people and injuring 14 others.[12]
21 April – Police raid Melkio Saint Joseph Missions of Messiah Church in Migori County, rescuing 57 worshippers and uncovering two bodies buried within the compound.[13]
22 May – A court in Nairobi convicts Hussein Mohamed Abdille Ali and Mohamed Abdi Ali of helping facilitate the Nairobi DusitD2 complex attack in 2019.[15] They are sentenced to 30 years' imprisonment on 19 June.[16]
16 June – Eliud Langat resigns as Deputy Inspector General of the Kenya Police following protests over the death of blogger Albert Ojwang in police custody on charges of defaming Langat.[22]
17 June – One person is killed in an attack by motorcycled assailants on demonstrators protesting against extrajudicial killings by police in Nairobi.[23]
25 June – At least 16 people are killed during antigovernment protests on the anniversary of the 2024 Kenya Finance Bill protests.[24]
July
7 July – At least 31 people are killed during antigovernment protests on the anniversary of the 1990 Saba Saba Day prodemocracy protests.[25]
15 July – Three soldiers are killed by an IED while patrolling a road near the Somali border between Garissa County and Kiunga.[26]
A light aircraft belonging to Charity Amref Flying Doctors crashes in Githurai, Nairobi, killing all four people on board and two others on the ground.[28]
8 August – A bus carrying mourners from a funeral falls into a ditch near Kisumu, killing at least 25 people.[30]
15 August – Kenya appoints a consul-general for the M-23 held city of Goma in the Democratic Republic of Congo, prompting criticism from the Congolese government.[31]
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