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BUSINESS

Bolt Fights Back In Licensing Hitch With Transport Regulator

Bolt Licensing: NTSA had indicated it was not renewing Bolt's operational licence due to what it termed as complains from drivers and their...

AA Kenya Best Young Driver Award
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Kenya’s Finest Young Drivers Revving Up For Global Road Safety Contest

The two emerged winners at the inaugural Automobile Association of Kenya (AA Kenya) Best Young Driver (BYD) Contest held in Naivasha at the...

Mwananchi Credit safe drive campaign
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Mwananchi Credit Launches DriveSafe Campaign

Mwananchi Credit Launches DriveSafe Campaign

taxi hailing companies in kenya
BUSINESS

List: The 5 Taxi-Hailing Companies Licensed To Operate In Kenya

Only five digital taxi hailing companies have been approved by The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) to operate in Kenya. NTSA released...

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TECHNOLOGY

Kenyans To Pay Ksh3,000 For New Generation Digital Number Plates

The government has launched new generation of digital number plates at the GSU Recce unit Headquarters in Ruiru, Nairobi, that will cost motorists...

Boda boda riders pictured in Nairobi
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Safaricom Partners With NTSA, Boda Bodas to Drive Road Safety

Safaricom has partnered with the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) and the National Boda Boda Association towards a road safety initiative targeting boda...

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After NTSA Greenlight, SWVL Kenya Engages High Gear

NTSA is willing to look into developing the regulatory framework to encompass user and industry-driven technological advancements.

A SWVL campaign advert. The company has appointed a Kenyan as GM. www.businesstoday.co.ke
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SWVL Appoints Kenyan as General Manager

Weeks after the National Transport and Safety Authority called for the prosecution of SWVL CEO and co-founder Mostafa Kandil, the tech company has...

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NTSA Wants SWVL Boss Prosecuted

NTSA says SWVL is yet to acquire the appropriate licenses