NDenis uanjua game imeisha. Jienjoy tu for the time being. Uzuri ni vile wewe ni Bantu kama mbadi

A teargas canister was thrown onto the playing surface at Nyayo National Stadium Indoor Arena during the volleyball match between KDF and Equity.

Terrible accident along the Mombasa-Nairobi road. Looks like we have lost a life/lives. More updates to be shared as the situation unfolds. What do you notice immediately in this accident?

Physical distraction... Showing off on the road only ends in one way.... #RoadSafetySunday

😂😂 They banned nicco 1 sacco not nicco sacco and not nicco movers sacco..Those are different entities. Another game these saccos play..

Others he refers to akina...🤣🤣🤣.

Bold defiance or going rogue? Nico Movers defies NTSA ban zurl.co/v3Ywa

They should be burnt down then cc @ntsa_kenya

No. We aren't. It's a done deal already. Our work is to reclaim our country from goons.

There's Norway this man is sane at this point.

Nigerians are very creative when punishing criminals until it comes to thieving politicians.

Why can't you find yourself a job abroad, and let kenyans elect someone who will create jobs for them at home?

RT @Restrictfootage: Robbery attempt goes wrong...Perfect, just like that with all of them.😣😲

Imagine Kenya,Nigeria or even an African country hosting the England national team and they are robbed. Racist abuse would be everywhere.

As the Chairperson of Alego Boda Boda Members Welfare Association, I have a story for you. Mukhwana dropped out of Standard 6 at fifteen. Too big for school he said. Time to build a simba as custom demanded. He found work as a house manager on a farm. Did it so well that Naliaka, another house help on the same farm, noticed him. Till death do them part followed shortly after. Now a man needs an income for a family. Mukhwana decided on boda boda. His training was the street way. Find a rider already on the road. Pay him two hundred shillings. He takes you out for a few hours. Shows you the clutch, the brake, how to balance with a passenger. At the end he tells you that you are ready. No NTSA. No certificate. No test. Just two hundred shillings and a verbal blessing from a man who himself learned the same way three years earlier. Mukhwana is not unique. He is the norm. Thousands of riders on Kenyan roads today learned exactly this way. Two hundred shillings and a few hours with someone who is themselves not formally licensed teaching skills they themselves were never formally taught. This is why the industry behaves the way it does. Not because the riders are reckless by nature. But because the entire foundation was built on shortcuts passed down from one untrained rider to the next. Until licensing becomes the actual entry point rather than the exception, Mukhwana's story will keep repeating itself on every road in this country. Dismas wa Tabu. Dreaming in installments. Billed in full.

Salgaa police check must be the most lucrative of all. A small police post has 13 officers on the road, you wonder who has been left at the station.

Ama sisi ndio wendawazimu?

You expected the toothless NTSA to implement that? They can't even manage to get mabati to print number plates in the first place.

Susan Kihika was doing tutam campaign in Utumishi girls requiem service. She had hired people with branded tshirts. Such a shameless lady

A school bus carrying students has been involved in a road accident in Naivasha,more detail to come🚨💔.