Gov’t orders release of 188 motorbikes held for petty offences
The Government has ordered the immediate release of motorbikes detained at police stations across the country for minor traffic-related offences, in line with a directive issued by the President...
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The Kenyan Government has ordered the immediate release of 188 motorbikes impounded for minor traffic offences. This directive aims to alleviate the financial strain on boda boda operators and protect their livelihoods.
- Key directive issued by the President and announced by Principal Secretary Dr. Raymond Omollo.
- The directive applies to motorbikes detained for petty violations.
- Boda boda leadership is tasked with compiling and submitting a report by Monday to ensure all affected operators reclaim their motorcycles.
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Government Orders Release of 188 Impounded Motorbikes in Kilifi - April 2026
The Kenyan Government has ordered the immediate release of 188 motorbikes impounded for minor traffic offences in Kilifi County, a move aimed at alleviating financial strain on boda boda operators and protecting their livelihoods. This directive follows the Interior Ministry's order for immediate release of some impounded Boda Bodas. Separately, Kitutu Central Sub-County Police Commander Kazungu Charo has passed away after a prolonged illness, with the National Police Service mourning the loss of the senior officer.
