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Passengers stranded after Super Metro suspension

Mass Mobility Operators Association Vice Chairman Joseph Kagai(centre)With Secretary General Wilfred Bosire (Right) and organising Secretary John Kamau during a media briefing on NTSA's suspension of Super METRO licence. March 21 2025 [Benard Orwongo,Standard]

Several passengers in the city are feeling the strain following the National Transport and Safety Authority's (NTSA) decision to suspend more than 200 minibuses belonging to Super Metro Sacco, which operate on various routes.

From Thursday evening, long queues formed at some matatu stages as passengers scrambled for buses due to the ban.

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