Motorists have been put on notice with police saying that they will now firmly enforce regulations on speed limits.

Traffic Commandant Samuel Kimaru said that speed has been a major cause of accidents but which will now be checked forthwith.

Owners of private-sector media companies and Safaricom launched on Wednesday (October 24th) a three-year road safety programme aimed at reducing road accident deaths across Kenya.

A new road safety campaign aimed at reducing carnage has been launched.

The Government and Parliament have moved to minimise deaths and harm on Kenyan roads by imposing heavy penalties on traffic offenders.

More than 3,000 people die every year in traffic accidents on Kenyan roads. That number could double by 2020 if nothing is done now to stop the carnage.

A flawed tendering process which led to overpricing of freight charges could have led to Kenyans paying a higher price for their petrol.

(Karuoro Waithaka) So petrol is increasing per litre. Unless you are a Saudi sheikh vacationing in Kenya, this is likely to put a major dent in your pocket. Put into context, about 6 months ago, the same litre of petrol was about 99 shillings. You are now paying 16% or so more for every litre [...]

NAIROBI, Kenya, Oct 12 – Japanese car maker Honda has now re-entered the Kenyan market with the establishment of a dealership, as part of its expansion plan into sub-Saharan Africa.

NAIROBI, Kenya, Oct 14th-Motorists will have to dig deeper into their pockets over the next four weeks, with Super petrol going up by Sh6.31 in Nairobi to Sh115.26 a litre and regular petrol now at Sh105.76 a litre.

In a bid to improve efficiency, the Judiciary and Safaricom have come together to unveil a system which will be for paying traffic fines.

The new system which is dubbed ‘Faini Chap Chap’ will be launched on Thursday at Millimani and Kibera law courts in Nairobi. The project is aimed at improving the delivery of Justice as part of the ongoing reforms in the judiciary. This will see traffic offenders having an easy time with the police especially those who have Safaricom lines.