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June 24, 2026

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Matatu Owners Address Transport Shutdown on June 25

Matatu Owners Address Transport Shutdown on June 25

This comes at a time when there is growing unease among Kenyans and security agencies over the June 25th commemorations that are set to be carried out across the country...

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The Matatu Owners Association (MOA) has confirmed that public transport will operate normally on June 25, 2026, despite planned demonstrations marking the second anniversary of the Gen Z protests.

MOA assures commuters that no industry-wide strike is planned, encouraging them to carry on with daily activities.
MOA Chairman Albert Karakacha stated that matatu operators will continue offering services across all routes.
The association expressed solidarity with families affected by the June 25, 2024 protests, which resulted in fatalities and injuries during demonstrations against the Finance Bill.

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