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Transport CS James Macharia has announced that vehicles will locked out of the Nairobi CBD on Wednesdays and Saturdays and hawkers be allowed to the streets. Macharia said the plan is set to officially begin on February 1st 2019. The CS also said that 64 BRT buses are ready for shipment from South Africa, with MOA bo
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Transport CS James Macharia has announced that vehicles will locked out of the Nairobi CBD on Wednesdays and Saturdays and hawkers be allowed to the streets.
Macharia said the plan is set to officially begin on February 1st 2019.
The CS also said that 64 BRT buses are ready for shipment from South Africa, with MOA boss Kimutai adding that the new system will not affect PSVs.
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