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Cashless PSV pay system to seal loopholes

Nairobi, Kenya: The new cashless pay system is set to revamp the transport sector once Public Service Vehicles (PSVs) comply with the requirement. The “My1963” card is to be used on all PSVs around the country ahead of the July 1 deadline to help bring order in the system.

Transport Cabinet Secretary Michael Kamau spoke Monday at a press conference concerning the need for all PSV operators to implement the cashless pay system.

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