KeNHA Launches Crackdown Against Truck Drivers

The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) has launched a nationwide crackdown on overloaded trucks, initiating night surveillance along major routes to enforce weight regulations. This follows an incident on Friday, October 3, where a truck with an excess overload of 2850 kg was intercepted while carrying murram along the Narok-Sekenani Road.

KeNHA Launches Crackdown on Hawkers Occupying Footbridges

The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) announced a nationwide operation to clear hawkers and street families from footbridges and underpasses, accusing them of obstruction and making these structures unusable. This initiative aims to improve pedestrian safety and deter further loss of life, with the operation already underway along the Ruiru–Thika section of the Thika Superhighway.

Govt Directs Nationwide Crackdown on Boda Boda Riders

Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen announced a nationwide crackdown on rogue boda boda riders, aiming to dismantle criminal groups operating within the sector. Speaking on Friday, September 12, in Kisii County, Murkomen directed police to arrest criminals using boda bodas and ensure full compliance with licensing laws.

Why traders selling fake goods risk 10-year jail term, Sh20m fine

A new government Bill in Kenya seeks to impose severe penalties on traders dealing in fake or substandard goods, including potential jail terms and hefty fines. The draft Standards Bill, 2025, aims to strengthen consumer protection and legitimate trade by enhancing the enforcement capabilities of the Kenya Bureau of Standards (Kebs).

Govt moves to crack down on weak SACCOs and auditors

Kindiki says govt is cracking down on cartels in the tea sector