Nairobi boda boda Stories
Traffic jams in Nairobi are now estimated to cost the Kenyan economy Sh100 billion every year, which would translate to about Sh11 million per hour.
Some argue that the ongoing raids seem to target communities that already face huge vulnerabilities in the country, mainly refugees and asylum seekers...
Irungu was walking home at around 4 am when he was attacked and robbed of his gun by two men on a motorcycle who were armed with knives while walking...
The decision was revealed by BAK National Executive Chairman Kevin Bwire Mubadi, following a disturbing incident involving a bodaboda rider in Machako...
Market analyst and investor Mihr Thakar argues that the disparity is largely on the back of supply and demand prospects.
They are asking for fair pricing, equitable commissions, and fair contract terms.
The scheme will also be strengthened by the government through incentives to ensure sustainable and inclusive sector-specific saving schemes to achiev...
The campaign intends to encourage more boda boda operators to obtain licenses, hence reducing traffic fatalities.
Four people were injured in Thursday's confrontations between two groups of about 40 bodaboda riders which were triggered by a fight between two opera...
To get rid of impostors, City Hall has instructed all the inspectorate offices under the bodaboda compliance and enforcement team to put on the approp...
In 2024 alone, 356 boda boda riders lost their lives in road accidents, with an equal number of crashes reported from January 1 to April 20, according...
The prosecution accused him of committing the crime in contravention of Section 203, as read with Section 204 of the Penal Code.
Government Spokesperson Isaac Mwaura noted that not everyone is entitled to hold a firearm, though those who keep them are motivated by the desire to...
Kagombe will be detained at the Muthaiga Police Station pending the tests and his subsequent appearance before the court.
The authority will introduce anti-lock braking systems and set new safety standards for helmets and hazard signs.
According to police, the stolen motorcycles are disassembled and their engines sold to boat operators.
The police boss says many learn how to ride from their friends and end up operating without licences, increasing the risk of accidents.
They say that a decreased reliance on fuel marks a historic moment for Kenya and will help address the challenge of high fuel prices.
Operators from the Mvindeni stage called for leniency from traffic officers when adjudicating accidents involving motorcycles and other vehicles.
