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Child offenders law tested as eight students are linked to school fire
Public debate has intensified over Kenya’s child justice system after eight Utumishi Girls Academy students were linked to a fatal dormitory fire.
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standardmedia.co.ke
Grief, anger as families blame State, school over dormitory fire deaths
Families of Utumishi Girls fire victims blame the school and Ministry of Education, questioning locked dormitories and ignored safety guidelines.
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Utumishi fire tragedy : Heads must roll
Pressure mounts on the government over the Utumishi Girls fire tragedy as leaders, unions and parents demand accountability over safety failures.
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tnx.africa
Police: CCTV analysis links students to Utumishi Girls dormitory fire that killed 16
The DCI said in an update that forensic examination of CCTV footage from the school, supported by enhanced analysis at its NPS Forensics Laboratory, led to the identification of…
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Clerics call for swift probe, safety reforms after Utumishi Girls fire
Church leaders have called for a swift investigation and urgent school safety reforms following the Utumishi Girls Academy fire that claimed 16 students' lives.
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Child offenders law tested as eight students are linked to school fire
Public debate has intensified over Kenya’s child justice system after eight Utumishi Girls Academy students were linked to a fatal dormitory fire.
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How many more children must lose before action is taken?
The tragic fire at Utumishi Girls Academy in Gilgil that claimed the lives of 16 innocent students, and the state and education stakeholders must take this tragedy as a turning…
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Nine Utumishi Girls dorm arson suspects detained for 21 days
Nine students accused of causing a fire that left 16 girls dead at the Utumishi Girls Senior School in Gilgil, Nakuru County, will spend another 21 days in custody.
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Court detains nine students over deadly Utumishi Girls dorm fire
Nine students accused of causing a fire that left 16 girls dead at the Utumishi Girls Senior School in Gilgil, Nakuru County, will spend another 21 days in custody.