Popular Nairobi 'nganya' matatus have been impounded and banned from entering the Central Business District (CBD), leaving commuters stranded. This crackdown, reportedly led by the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA), targets these heavily customized public transport vehicles known for their extravagant modifications and loud music.

• Several well-known nganyas, including Opposite, Bionic Plank, and G-Unit, have been impounded.
• The crackdown follows repeated reports of nganya drivers breaking traffic rules and causing noise pollution in the CBD.
• Nganyas are a key mode of transport on several Nairobi routes, and their absence has caused significant disruption for city commuters.

The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has taken action against a matatu driver after a viral clip showed his crew performing dangerous stunts on a moving vehicle. The driver was arrested and charged with various traffic offenses, highlighting a renewed crackdown on reckless driving by public service vehicles.

• Ksh100,000 cash bail or Ksh300,000 court bond was granted to the driver.
• The NTSA and citizens raised alarm over the matatu, believed to be plying the Rongai route.
• This incident follows another viral video of a Thika-bound matatu driver speeding with students hanging out of windows, raising concerns about children's safety during school commutes.