2011 in Kenya

2011
in
Kenya

Decades:
  • 1990s
  • 2000s
  • 2010s
  • 2020s
See also:

A list of happenings in 2011 in Kenya:

Incumbents

Events

January

February

March

September

  • September 12 - Over 100 people die in a pipeline fire in Sinai slum, Nairobi

Deaths

January - March

  • January 1 - Lessa Lassan, musician,[12]
  • January 6 - Duncan Nyamari (aka Alfayo), 25, actor of Mheshimiwa drama series, shot dead [13]
  • March 12 - Paul Kiptoo arap Koech, politician [14]
  • March 15 - Musa Juma, 42, musician, pneumonia [15]

April - June

  • May 16 - Samuel Wanjiru, 24, Olympic gold medal-winning marathon runner, fall from balcony.

July - September

Sports

January - March

July - September

References

  1. The Standard, January 2, 2011: Shock as 10 die in horror crash
  2. The Standard, January 4, 2011: Raila's team fails to end Ivory Coast crisis
  3. The Standard, January 4, 2011: Kosgey finally steps aside
  4. Daily Nation, January 27, 2011: Kamukunji MP loses seat in poll petition
  5. Daily Nation, January 31, 2011: CIC declares Kibaki's judicial nominees unconstitutional
  6. The Standard, February 9, 2011: Sachangwan tragedy:Ten perish as Crown Bus collides with trailer
  7. The Standard, February 12, 2011: Nine die after varsity bus hits a matatu
  8. Daily Nation, February 16, 2011: PNU’s Gitari wins Kirinyaga poll
  9. The Standard, February 18, 2011: Khalwale loses his seat
  10. March 9, 2011: ICC summons six Kenyans over post-election violence
  11. Daily Nation, Jan14, 2011: ‘Sauti ya Simba’ takes final bow
  12. The Standard, March 15, 2011: Kalenjin opposition heavyweight dies in Nairobi
  13. Daily Nation, March 18, 2011: Huge loss for rumba fans as Limpopo star takes final bow
  14. Daily Nation, July 31, 2011: Top Kenyan musician Kifoto dies
  15. Menafn.com, September 26, 2011: Cardinal Otunga's Biographer Dies Archived 2012-04-04 at the Wayback Machine
  16. Daily Nation, February 14, 2011: How ‘Ogre’ devoured rivals to grab Kenya Cup League
  17. Hutchings, Tim (2011-02-18). Keitany smashes Half Marathon World record in Ras Al Khaimah - UPDATED. IAAF. Retrieved on 2011-02-18.
  18. "Sofapaka beat Ulinzi to retain DSTV/SuperSport Super Cup". Archived from the original on 2016-03-04. Retrieved 2019-04-14.
  19. Gichinga, Leila (2011-03-06). /06/kenya_dominates_african_cross_country_champs_cape_town/686.html Kenya dominates at African Cross Country Champs in Cape Town. Athletics Africa. Retrieved on 2011-03-07.
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