Road safety concerns have resurfaced in Kwale County following a series of road accidents that have claimed at least five lives in recent weeks. The tragic occurrence has forced the local police to urge motorists and passengers to observe traffic rules and regulations to avert further loss of lives Last week, three people died in…
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