Kenya’s road safety crisis continues to worsen despite endless campaigns, roadside operations, and official statements. Lives are lost weekly. Families are shattered. Yet the response from institutions remains predictable: cosmetic enforcement, silence from leadership, and blame placed squarely on drivers.…
Kenya inakabiliwa tena na uhalisia wa kusikitisha barabarani. Katika takwimu za kushtua zilizotolewa wiki hii, Mamlaka ya Kitaifa ya Usalama wa Usafiri (NTSA) ilithibitisha kuwa angalau watu 25 walipoteza maisha katika ajali mbalimbali za barabarani kote nchini tarehe 23 Desemba…
Kenya is once again confronting a tragic reality on its roads. In a shocking toll reported this week, the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) confirmed that at least 25 people lost their lives in multiple road crashes across the…
After years of controversy, inefficiency, and deep public frustration, National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) Director General George Njao has finally exited office leaving behind an agency in shambles and a trail of disillusioned Kenyans who expected better. For many…
Today, this blog focuses on NTSA and its failures. The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) was created with a noble purpose: to bring order, safety, and efficiency to Kenya’s transport sector. From digitizing services to enforcing road safety, NTSA…
Mheshimiwa Rais, Jamhuri ya Kenya, Kwa niaba ya maelfu ya madereva wa masafa marefu na makondakta wa taifa hili wa sekta ya Usafirishaji wa Umma (PSV) na usafirishaji wa mizigo, tunaandika kwa moyo mzito na misuli iliyochoka. Sisi ndio wanaoshikilia…
Your Excellency, Dr. William Samoei Ruto, President of the Republic of Kenya, On behalf of thousands of long-distance drivers and conductors across our nation both in the Public Service Vehicle (PSV) and commercial transport sector, we write to you with…
Kenya’s public service vehicle (PSV) sector plays a critical role in the country’s transport system, providing a significant share of the daily commute for millions of Kenyans. From buses and matatus to taxis, these vehicles are essential to the economy…
