Kenyans were forced to walk long distances to work on Monday, May 18, after a major matatu strike paralyzed transport operations across Nairobi. Major roads leading into the Central Business District (CBD) were filled with frustrated commuters as matatus stayed off the roads. According to reactions on social media, many Kenyans complained about a sharp
Treasury Cabinet Secretary (CS) John Mbadi has said the government will review more options to cushion Kenyans from rising fuel prices following the nationwide matatu strike that disrupted transport services on Monday, May 18, 2026 morning. Speaking during NTV’s Fixing the Nation show on May 18, Mbadi defended the government’s recent decisions on fuel pricing
The National Police Service (NPS) has assured Kenyans of adequate security ahead of the planned matatu strike on Monday, May 18, urging Kenyans to continue with their daily activities without any fear. In a statement released on May 17, 2026, NPS said it had taken note of reports indicating that a section of public service
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