Kenyan motorists are about to face a new compliance requirement. Specifically, the National Transport and Safety Authority Director General Nashon Kondiwa has officially announced mandatory refresher training for regular drivers starting in July 2026. Furthermore, the directive aims to curb
Motorists using Mombasa Road this weekend need to plan ahead. Specifically, the Kenya National Highways Authority is closing a section of the highway to safely install heavy steel footbridge beams. Furthermore, this closure forms part of ongoing efforts to improve pedestrian safety along one of Kenya’s busiest economic corridors. Closure Details The closure targets a
Kenya experienced massive disruptions following a nationwide transport strike on May 18, 2026. The industrial action affected transport, businesses, and schools significantly. Additionally, the strike involved matatu operators and boda boda riders. Cargo transporters and ride-hailing drivers also joined protests. Therefore, millions of Kenyans struggled accessing essential
Thousands of commuters across Kenya remain stranded following a nationwide transport strike. The industrial action began on May 18, 2026 officially. Additionally, matatu operators and truck drivers joined the protests. Other transport providers also suspended operations nationwide. Therefore, major towns continue experiencing severe transport disruptions. Commuters now
Chaos engulfed Nairobi on Monday morning after some matatu operators ignored calls to suspend a planned strike. Consequently, traffic along Thika Road and Outering Road came to a complete standstill. Kariobangi Roundabout Blockade Forward Travellers matatu operators reportedly parked vehicles across Kariobangi Roundabout. As a result, Outering Road became impassable. The
Authority Issues Directive The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has directed all motorists to present vehicles for mandatory annual inspections. Moreover, the inspections must be completed before schools reopen in January 2026. Inspection Centres Operational In a statement on Tuesday, December 30, NTSA confirmed that inspection centres across the country will







