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Matatu CBD ban: Moi asks City Hall to talk to matatu owners end commuter suffering

Baringo Senator Gideon Moi during a past event in Homa Bay. He has called on all transport stakeholders and transport experts to find an amicable solution to the Nairobi commuter crisis as soon as possible. [File, Standard]

The unprecedented human gridlock witnessed in Nairobi following the ban of matatus from the Central Business District (CBD) can be solved if all transport stakeholders sat to find an amicable solution, Gideon Moi has said.

The Baringo Senator asked City Hall to act quickly to alleviate the commuter suffering maintaining poor execution of the directive was counterproductive.

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