Hard truths.
Otieno had been among activists arrested in Nairobi's Central Business District on Monday, September 21, during protests over the continued detention of Ugandan opposition leader Kizza Besigye.
The latest operation is part of a wider crackdown that has been running across the capital since July, with enforcement teams targeting pedestrians who cross busy roads at points other than designated footbridg...
The amount represents a sharp rise from the Sh1.563 billion recorded in the previous financial year, putting further pressure on an authority expected to oversee major public transport projects in Nairobi.
NTSA said ignoring the designated facilities exposes pedestrians to serious danger, increases risks for motorists and interferes with the smooth movement of traffic.
Witnesses said groups of youths had occupied parts of the highway, disrupting the movement of vehicles and creating a tense atmosphere for motorists travelling through the area.
The NTSA ordered an immediate shutdown of Nicco Movers 1 Sacco and revoked its operator licence, directing all its vehicles to stop operating. The action follows investigations linked to the death of a KMTC stu...
The student, identified as Eugene Mutuku, a final-year KMTC Matuu student, was reportedly travelling along Thika Road on his way to begin his clinical attachment at a hospital in the Kasarani area when the inci...
The High Court in Nairobi found matatu driver Amos Muigai Mwangi and conductor Alex Musembi Musyoka guilty in connection with the death of Doreen Kinya, who died on June 13, 2018 after slipping out of a speedin...
Police allege that the officer is in custody pending arraignment, with internal probes examining the circumstances under which the suspects were freed after being arrested during violent demonstrations that dis...
Traffic enforcement teams have pledged to collaborate with Kiambu-based PSV saccos to ensure drivers follow the new limits and other traffic regulations. Officials stressed that consistent discipline among moto...
The heartbreaking news was first shared by comedian Oga Obinna, who had been updating the public on the artist’s worsening condition since the crash.
The tribunal also directed Kenha to pay Sh15 million annually in trespass charges dating back to 2009.