It’s slow start for transport sector
BUSINESS
Resumption of transport services, however, have come at an extra cost.
By Standard Team | 9 months ago
Public transport is grappling with finding normalcy in the abnormal
Transport sector torn between safety and business continuity
Dr Samson Gitahi | 9 months ago
Hard times for operators as curfew drives out PSVs
Buses are making single trips with many firms considering sacking staff as pandemic bites
Standard Team | 1 year ago
PSV operators to be trained in coronavirus prevention
Public transport operators' training on coronavirus to be conducted tomorrow between 10am and 4pm at various bus stations.
Grace Ng'ang'a | 1 year ago
Roman Oduor who has been serving death sentence fo...
By Harold Odhiambo | Nov 27, 2018
Anyone born this millennium would be forgiven for ...
By Leonard Khafafa | Nov 21, 2018
Fixing public transport requires more thought, cou...
By Joe Ombuor | Nov 17, 2018
Women are concerned no one will help if they are s...
By Thomson Reuters Foundation | Nov 16, 2018
The test evaluated the braking system, drag and po...
By Xinhua | Aug 04, 2016
Zimbabwe police on Monday fired teargas and water ...
By AFP | Jul 05, 2016
The matatu crackdown is a welcome move but emphasi...
By Oscar Okoth | Jan 27, 2016
NTSA's cracckdown on matatus sounds more like anot...
By Leonida Kombo | Jan 26, 2016
The public should support the Government in the im...
By Peter Churchill Ogutu | Jan 26, 2016
The Matatu Owners Association (MOA) has revealed p...
By Graham Kajilwa | Jan 18, 2016
The matatu sector in Kenya has undergone immense t...
By Simon Kimutai | Nov 09, 2015
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