NAIROBI, Aug. 6 (Xinhua) -- The following are the news highlights in Kenyan media outlets on Monday.
-- A school community in Mwingi town is mourning 10 pupils whose lives were cut short in a grisly road crash on Saturday night. Eight pupils died on the spot, six others were seriously injured, and more than 20 suffered various degrees of injury.
Two seriously injured pupils, who were referred to Kenyatta National Hospital from Mwingi Level Four Hospital, succumbed to excessive bleeding moments later. (Daily Nation)
-- Two million Kenyans are at risk of going blind because the government has delayed to clear a consignment of life-saving drugs, worth 4 billion shillings, donated by a U.S.-based organisation. (The Standard)
-- The simmering row between the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission and the Directorate of Criminal Investigations has finally boiled over in what might slow down President Uhuru Kenyatta's anti-graft war. (The Star)
-- The government has raised the alarm over an influx of cheap maize from Uganda that look set to depress grain prices ahead of harvest. (Business Daily) Enditem
