KeNHA Threatens Legal Action Against Politicians

KeNHA noted a worrying trend by politicians which risks the lives of Kenyans...

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The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) has issued a stern warning against politicians and individuals defacing road signs with campaign posters, particularly in areas slated for upcoming by-elections in November. This act poses significant safety risks to motorists and is prevalent in counties like Baringo and Elgeyo-Marakwet.

Individuals found defacing road signs face a fine of Ksh85,000 per incident, imprisonment, or both.
KeNHA specifically highlighted instances of posters from campaign candidates covering crucial directional and warning signs.
The Traffic Act, under sections 55 and 102, classifies defacing road signs as interference with lawful road use, attracting penalties.

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