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July 27, 2026
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Court Issues Directives in Case Challenging Loud Music in Matatus

Court Issues Directives in Case Challenging Loud Music in Matatus

Matatu Owners Association, as well as NTSA and NEMA, have been listed as some of the respondents in the case that could have a major impact on the industry...

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The High Court will hear a petition challenging the practice of playing loud music in matatus, potentially setting a precedent for passenger rights to travel without compulsory entertainment.

  • The petition was filed by Advocate Samwel Barongo Nyamari against the Matatu Owners Association, NTSA, NEMA, and the Attorney General.
  • Nyamari argues that commuters are subjected to amplified music without consent, violating constitutional rights to dignity, health, and consumer protection.
  • The High Court, presided over by Justice Patricia Nyaundi, is expected to deliver its ruling on April 29, 2027.

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