Road safety has been on the tip of our tongues and the top of our minds after a matatu (KCG 748M) serving the Ongata Rongai route crashed in late September killing four people on the spot and injuring six others. We protested online and offline, the NTSA, Ongata Line Transporters Company and the police engaged in finger pointing, and we yet again found ourselves asking the question we've asked so many times before: what is wrong with Kenyan roads, and can it be fixed? We explore that this week. Press play!
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Four killed in Langata Road matatu accident
Ongata Line Sacco banned over Sunday accident
Multimedia University students block road in protest after accident
Rongai residents march to protest reckless driving
Pedestrian killed by school bus as residents prepare to march to Lang'ata Road
Driver of killer Rongai matatu slapped with multiple charges
Umoinner Sacco bus crash claims 10 lives
Killer Umoinner Sacco fleet licences revoked
National Transport and Safety Authority
World Health Organization: Global status report on road safety 2015
NTSA targets private cars as Saturdays death toll rises
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