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Kenya: Normalcy Returns in Some Areas as Matatus Resume Services
Nation, 13 November 2018
Normalcy has returned on city roads a day after a transport crisis caused by a countrywide strike that was called by matatu owners who did not want to comply with traffic… Read more »
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Kenya: PSVs Back on the Roads After Talks With the Government
Capital FM, 13 November 2018
Public Service Vehicle operators have called off the countrywide boycott following talks with the government that resolved some of the contentious issues. Read more »
Relief For Kenyan Commuters as Matatus Resume Services
The matatu owners association have called off the strike after a meeting with the transport ministry and public service vehicle stakeholders over a standoff on the rules commonly known as 'Michuki rules' which target non-compliant public transport operators.
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Kenyan police have kicked off a major campaign targeting non-compliant public transport operators. In Nairobi, most operators took their vehicles off the road to protest Interior ... Read more »
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The Nairobi county government has said it is working to rid the city of matatu cartels which paralysed transportation following a strike protesting increase in parking fees. Read more »
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The government has said it will withdraw licenses from matatu operators who blocked the roads while protesting against an increase in parking fees. Read more »
