The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has launched a nationwide free training program for over 4,000 public service vehicle (PSV) drivers, operators, and management. The initiative aims to professionalize Kenya's public transport sector and improve road safety.

• More than 4,000 PSV drivers, operators, SACCO managers, and supervisors will receive training.
• The training is being rolled out by the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA).
• The program focuses on enhancing driver skills in areas like defensive driving and passenger care, while equipping management with skills in leadership, finance, and compliance, starting Monday, September 21.

The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has launched a free nationwide training program for public service vehicle (PSV) drivers and operators to enhance road safety.

• Over 4,000 drivers, SACCO managers, operators, and supervisors are expected to be trained and certified.
• The initiative is led by the NTSA, with a pilot phase beginning on September 21 in Voi, Mombasa, and Garissa.
• The training is strategically scheduled ahead of the December holidays, a period historically marked by increased road accidents.

The Kenyatta Avenue Viaduct in Nairobi is now 50 per cent complete, with its opening pushed back to May 30, 2027, according to the Kenya Roads Board (KRB).

• The Ksh3 billion project is 50% complete.
• The Kenya Roads Board (KRB) provided the latest update.
• The new completion date of May 30, 2027, differs from a previous target of December 2026, attributed to complex structural works and prior payment disputes.

The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has launched a nationwide training program for over 4,000 public service vehicle (PSV) drivers and operators. This initiative aims to professionalize the sector and enhance road safety ahead of the busy Christmas festive season.

• Over 4,000 drivers, SACCO managers, supervisors, and operators will receive free training.
• The program is a collaboration between the NTSA and the Ministry of Transport.
• Training focuses on defensive driving, passenger care, compliance, financial management, and creating road safety champions.