Trapped in the Gridlock: The Gilgil–Naivasha Traffic Nightmare For two consecutive days, motorists and especially truck drivers along the Gilgil–Naivasha stretch of the Northern Corridor have endured a relentless traffic jam. Many have gone without sleep, food, washrooms, or medical…
South Sudan, the world’s youngest nation, presents a daunting landscape for foreign drivers, particularly those from East African Community (EAC) countries like Kenya and Uganda. Beyond the physical perils of its underdeveloped roads, foreign drivers face unclear traffic laws, arbitrary…
Presidential directives on salary increments in Kenya typically focus on adjusting the minimum wage to cushion low-income workers against rising costs of living. These directives are legally enforceable under the Regulation of Wages and Conditions of Employment Act, which empowers…
Authorities are investigating an incident involving a passenger on a Mash Poa bus who was reportedly drugged and robbed during a recent journey. The passenger, who is identified as Adelle Omondi, found herself at Coast General hospital without undergarments, personal…
On April 17, 2024, Kenya’s National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) unveiled the ambitious National Road Safety Action Plan 2024–2028, aiming to halve road fatalities and serious injuries by 2028. The plan outlined comprehensive strategies, including infrastructure improvements, stakeholders inclusivity,…
Easter holidays in Kenya are a time for family, reflection, and travel. Whether you’re heading upcountry to visit loved ones or planning a weekend getaway, it’s important to remember that this season also brings heavy rains — and with them,…
The recent suspension of Super Metro Limited’s operating license by the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has brought to light significant concerns regarding labor law violations within Kenya’s Public Service Vehicle (PSV) sector. This action, effective from March 20,…
As of April 9, 2025, Kenya is grappling with a concerning cholera outbreak that has captured national attention. The Ministry of Health recently confirmed that six people have lost their lives, with 97 cases reported across the country. The hardest-hit…
On April 6, 2025, Kenya’s Transport Cabinet Secretary Davis Chirchir announced a significant move to tackle the rising tide of road accidents across the country. The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) and the Kenya Police are set to reintroduce…
Machakos, Kenya – April 2025 Truck drivers are the backbone of Kenya’s economy. From ferrying goods across counties to connecting regional trade corridors, long-distance drivers ensure that the nation keeps moving. Yet, while their contribution is enormous, their health needs…
