Motorists Association accuses PSV leaders of betraying transport alliance after fuel strike suspension
The Motorists Association of Kenya has accused PSV and TSV sector leaders of betraying the Transport Sector Alliance after agreeing to suspend the nationwide fuel strike following talks with the government...
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The Motorists Association of Kenya (MAK) has accused leaders from the Public Service Vehicle (PSV) and Transport Sector Vehicle (TSV) subsectors of betraying a transport alliance by suspending a nationwide fuel strike without full consultation.
- The strike was suspended for one week to allow for further negotiations with the government.
- The Transport Sector Alliance, which included numerous transport groups, was united against soaring fuel prices.
- The MAK claims some leaders held private meetings with government officials, violating agreed rules of engagement.
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