Matatu operators officially ended the nationwide strike on Friday, May 22, 2026. The decision followed successful talks with William Ruto in Mombasa. Transport stakeholders agreed to resume normal operations immediately afterward. Therefore, commuters across Kenya experienced major relief
Thousands of commuters across Kenya finally experienced relief after matatus resumed operations. Public transport returned following the temporary suspension of the nationwide strike. Additionally, transport operators agreed to pause demonstrations for seven days. The decision followed fresh negotiations with government officials. Major commuter routes across Nairobi
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
Transport stakeholders across Kenya have announced a nationwide strike officially. The industrial action will begin on Monday, May 18, 2026. Additionally, the strike involves multiple transport industry groups. Operators cite rising fuel prices and insecurity concerns. Therefore, commuters should expect major disruptions nationwide. Several transport associations have





