Could this be a ploy by 'matatu cartles' to frustrate these services?Well, Matatu Welfare Association chairman Dickson Mbugua said "We have forwarded this matter to the relevant authorities, including the infrastructure ministry. We have a multi-agency stakeholders meeting and stoping them will be the top agenda," he said.Whew! We can never have nice things around here it seemsIt's only in Kenya... swvl & littlecab shuttle suspended... still trying to understand though! Back to spending more time and money to get to work... smh! Ntsa should reconsider their decision... pic.twitter.com/fZ1BcmuDHw
— W.A.S.H.Y. (@Washkoe) October 1, 2019
Matatu drivers, according to new regulations by @ntsa_kenya have to undergo physical and mental tests every three years. I have honestly always thought one of the requirements to be a matatu driver is that one has to be mental ?
— JKM (@TheOnlyJKM) October 1, 2019
What do you think of this move by NTSAThis government regulating bodies, especially NTSA, KRA should stop this combatant approach and assist businesses to comply with the regulations instead of dragging them to the ground. Its backward! @SwvlKenya @ntsa_kenya @KRACarehttps://t.co/S2Me3Z2KLk
— WorkLife (@WorkLife_KE) October 1, 2019