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Ruto Halts NTSA Crackdown on Nganya Culture, Saves Kenya’s Iconic Matatu Graffiti

Alfonce Mutuku May 22, 2026

MOMBASA, Kenya — President William Ruto has ordered the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) to stop its crackdown on matatu graffiti and custom designs. As a result, Kenya’s vibrant Nganya culture has received a major boost. Speaking at State House in Mombasa after meeting transport

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Ruto Halts NTSA Crackdown on Matatu Graffiti

Patricia Waigwa May 22, 2026

President William Ruto officially halted the planned crackdown on decorated matatus on Friday, May 22, 2026. The directive targeted enforcement measures proposed by the National Transport and Safety Authority. The President announced the decision from State House in Mombasa officially. The intervention followed extensive talks with transport stakeholders nationwide.

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Court Backs NTSA as Graffiti Matatus Face Major Crackdown

Patricia Waigwa April 29, 2026

Kenya High Court has upheld a key transport directive. The ruling supports stricter rules for Public Service Vehicles. Therefore, PSVs must remove graffiti and tinted windows. The order strengthens public safety standards nationwide. Court Backs NTSA Safety Measures National Transport and Safety Authority issued the directive in May 2025. Some operators later challenged

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George Ruto Buys “Baba Yaga” Matatu

Patricia Waigwa April 19, 2026

In April 2026, George Ruto made another bold investment move. He reportedly acquired the popular Ongata Rongai matatu, “Baba Yaga.” The purchase highlights his growing presence in Nairobi’s transport sector. Additionally, it reflects rising youth interest in the matatu business. “Baba Yaga” Joins a High-Value Fleet “Baba Yaga,” also known as “John Wick,” is a […]