Government announces KSh200,000 compensation for Utumishi Girls fire victims

The Kenyan government will provide KSh200,000 to each family of the 16 students killed in the Utumishi Girls Academy dormitory fire and cover medical costs for injured students.

Government spokesperson Isaac Mwaura announced the measures on Saturday. The package also includes support for the family of a parent who died in a road accident en route to the school and full coverage of funeral expenses. Mwaura stated that the government remains committed to prior promises despite media reports suggesting otherwise. All commitments are undergoing administrative and legal processes. The fire occurred on May 28 when students set a dormitory ablaze. DNA tests have identified the victims' bodies, and suspects remain in custody as investigations continue. Injured students were airlifted to Kenyatta National Hospital for treatment.

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Illustration of the fire at Utumishi Girls Academy where 16 students perished.
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Fire kills 16 students at Utumishi Girls Academy in Gilgil

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A devastating fire at Utumishi Girls Academy in Gilgil, Nakuru County, has claimed the lives of 16 students early on Thursday morning. The tragedy was compounded when the mother of one injured student died in a road accident while rushing to the school.

Seven suspects in police custody have explained why they set fire to a dormitory at Utumishi Girls Academy, killing 16 students.

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The Directorate of Criminal Investigations has launched a search for one of seven students suspected in the Utumishi Girls Senior Secondary School fire that killed 16 students.

Students at Kangaru Girls High School in Embu County staged a strike on March 22, protesting the punishment of a girl who allegedly misused a fire extinguisher during entertainment. The incident followed a similar unrest at neighboring Kangaru Boys High School. Authorities are working to restore order.

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A wave of strikes and arson incidents has led to the closure of numerous secondary schools across several Kenyan counties.

President William Ruto has vowed that authorities will hold to account those responsible for the death of gospel singer Rachel Wandeto, who succumbed to injuries from a petrol attack.

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Three youths paid Sh1,000 each buried 32 or 33 bodies on the night of March 19 in Kericho cemetery without families or ceremonies. They revealed the truth to police two days later, leading to a court-ordered exhumation that found 25 children. Nyamira Governor Amos Nyaribo has distanced himself, blaming corrupt officials.

 

 

 

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