Kenya welcomed in the new year in the early moments of Thursday (January 1) with a fireworks display in the capital near Nairobi’s Old Mutual Tower. Late on Wednesday, Kenyans waiting around late into New Years Eve for the upcoming festivities voiced their hopes for a better 2026 for themselves and their country.
Kenya welcomed in the new year in the early moments of Thursday (January 1) with a fireworks display in the capital near Nairobi’s Old Mutual Tower.
Late on Wednesday, Kenyans waiting around late into New Years Eve for the upcoming festivities voiced their hopes for a better 2026 for themselves and their country.
Revelers watch in traffic as fireworks explode over the Global Trade Center Office Tower during the New Year’s celebrations in Nairobi, Kenya January 1, 2026. REUTERS/Thomas MukoyaFireworks explode over the Global Trade Center Office Tower during the New Year’s celebrations in Nairobi, Kenya January 1, 2026. REUTERS/Thomas MukoyaFireworks explode over the Global Trade Center Office Tower during the New Year’s celebrations in Nairobi, Kenya December 31, 2025. REUTERS/Thomas MukoyaRevelers watch in traffic as fireworks explode over the Global Trade Center Office Tower during the New Year’s celebrations in Nairobi, Kenya January 1, 2026. REUTERS/Thomas MukoyaPeople watch from traffic as fireworks explode over the UAP Old Mutual Tower during New Year’s celebrations in Nairobi, Kenya January 1, 2026. REUTERS/Monicah Mwangi
