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Court orders matatus linked to politician's son to obey traffic rules

Matrix mini-bus driver Dickson Wambua Masya before Milimani Law Courts where he was charged with traffic offences. [Nancy Gitonga, Standard]

Two public service vehicles associated with the son of a prominent politician which have been causing mayhem in the city have been ordered to comply with NTSA and traffic rules before they can resume operations.

Milimani Principal Magistrate Eric Otieno Wambo directed that the Matatus, named Money Fest 001 and Matrix, which had been operating without number plates within the city, must be fitted with registration numbers before they can resume operations.

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