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KENHA to prosecute overloading violators

Passengers inside a route 14 matatu from Ronald Ngala street, Nairobi to Kariobangi estate [Collins Kweyu, Standard]

Kenya National Highways Authority(KeNHA) will prosecute directors, beneficial owners and drivers of firms who overloading on our highways.

KeNHA Assistant Director in charge of Axle Load Michael Ngala said that it has obtained data from NTSA and other government agencies on beneficial owners of all trucks adding that they will be charged and fined in court soon.

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