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Matatu union wants government to regulate fuel prices to achieve lower fares

Public Service Vehicles along Nairobi's Luthuli Avenue. (Photo/Elvis Ogina)

NAIROBI, KENYA: A number of matatu operators are seeking to reduce fares until the political stalemate in the country is resolved. They also want the national government to regulate fuel prices so they can achieve lower fares.

The Association of Matatu Operators on Wednesday said the current political climate had translated to losses for residents and urged its members to reduce fares until the situation improved.

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