President William Ruto has directed the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) to facilitate an enabling environment that allows matatu operators to continue using artwork and graffiti on their vehicles, while ensuring safety and respect for other road users. Speaking at a press briefing in Mombasa, Ruto said the government recognizes the important role of
The Federation of Public Transport Sector has called off the Matatu strike that was scheduled for Monday, February 2, 2026, following stakeholder consultations. In a notice shared by the Federation of Public Transport Sector (FPTS), the decision was reached after discussions between representatives of Boda Boda operators, PSV operators and security agencies. “Following consultations between
UPDATE: Matatu operators have blocked sections of Nairobi’s roads as they go on strike, leaving many Kenyans stranded. The operators have blocked sections of several major roads in Nairobi, including Thika Road, Outer Ring Road, and Waiyaki Way, as they go on strike. Nationwide transport paralysis is expected this Monday, February 2, 2026, as a
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