Why You Must Get Out of Your Car on the Likoni Ferry: 5 Reasons That Might Surprise You
Passengers crossing the Likoni Channel are required to leave their vehicles, but why? From the danger of sinking cars to insurance complications and emergency evacuations, here are five reasons behind this important ferry safety rule.
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Kenya’s Ebola cases have reached seven. Here are the symptoms to know, how to protect yourself on public transport, and why commuters should plan quietly for the possibility of movement restrictions.
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Why You Must Get Out of Your Car on the Likoni Ferry: 5 Reasons That Might Surprise You
Passengers crossing the Likoni Channel are required to leave their vehicles, but why? From the danger of sinking cars to insurance complications and emergency evacuations, here are five reasons behind this important ferry safety rule.
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Delta’s Premium Seats Now Out-Earn Economy. Kenya Airways Has 30 Per Dreamliner.
Delta Air Lines is betting on premium passengers with 101 premium seats on its new Airbus A350-1000. Kenya Airways operates just 30 business-class seats on each Dreamliner. Could the American airline's strategy offer lessons for Kenya's national carrier? Copy
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Government Raises Fuel Prices, Matatus Raise Fares — And Kenyans Are Expected to Pay for Everyone’s Failures
The government has increased fuel prices, and matatu owners now want fares raised by 10%. But who is protecting commuters? Metros Kenya examines the role of the government, EPRA, the Ministry of Transport and matatu operators in Kenya's growing transport costs.
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You Could Be Fined or Even Jailed on Kenya’s SGR for These 5 Surprising Things — Number 3 Might Shock You
Did you know that certain actions aboard Kenya's Madaraka Express could attract fines or even imprisonment? Discover five surprising SGR passenger rules, from ticket transfers and First Class seating to prohibited items and emergency equipment.
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Bolt Launches Bolt Plus in Kenya: What KSh 280 Monthly Subscription Means for Passengers
Bolt has launched Bolt Plus in Kenya, offering up to 10% ride cashback, priority driver matching and free deliveries for KSh 280 monthly. Here is what passengers should know.
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Could Ebola Bring Back Lockdowns? How Nairobi Commuters Should Prepare
Kenya’s Ebola cases have reached seven. Here are the symptoms to know, how to protect yourself on public transport, and why commuters should plan quietly for the possibility of movement restrictions.
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Why You Must Get Out of Your Car on the Likoni Ferry: 5 Reasons That Might Surprise You
Passengers crossing the Likoni Channel are required to leave their vehicles, but why? From the danger of sinking cars to insurance complications and emergency evacuations, here are five reasons behind this important ferry safety rule.
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Delta’s Premium Seats Now Out-Earn Economy. Kenya Airways Has 30 Per Dreamliner.
Delta Air Lines is betting on premium passengers with 101 premium seats on its new Airbus A350-1000. Kenya Airways operates just 30 business-class seats on each Dreamliner. Could the American airline's strategy offer lessons for Kenya's national carrier? Copy
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Government Raises Fuel Prices, Matatus Raise Fares — And Kenyans Are Expected to Pay for Everyone’s Failures
The government has increased fuel prices, and matatu owners now want fares raised by 10%. But who is protecting commuters? Metros Kenya examines the role of the government, EPRA, the Ministry of Transport and matatu operators in Kenya's growing transport costs.
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You Could Be Fined or Even Jailed on Kenya’s SGR for These 5 Surprising Things — Number 3 Might Shock You
Did you know that certain actions aboard Kenya's Madaraka Express could attract fines or even imprisonment? Discover five surprising SGR passenger rules, from ticket transfers and First Class seating to prohibited items and emergency equipment.
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Could Ebola Bring Back Lockdowns? How Nairobi Commuters Should Prepare
Kenya’s Ebola cases have reached seven. Here are the symptoms to know, how to protect yourself on public transport, and why commuters should plan quietly for the possibility of movement restrictions.
Why You Must Get Out of Your Car on the Likoni Ferry: 5 Reasons That Might Surprise You
Passengers crossing the Likoni Channel are required to leave their vehicles, but why? From the danger of sinking cars to insurance complications and emergency evacuations, here are five reasons behind this important ferry safety rule.
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Delta’s Premium Seats Now Out-Earn Economy. Kenya Airways Has 30 Per Dreamliner.
Delta Air Lines is betting on premium passengers with 101 premium seats on its new Airbus A350-1000. Kenya Airways operates just 30 business-class seats on each Dreamliner. Could the American airline's strategy offer lessons for Kenya's national carrier? Copy
Government Raises Fuel Prices, Matatus Raise Fares — And Kenyans Are Expected to Pay for Everyone’s Failures
The government has increased fuel prices, and matatu owners now want fares raised by 10%. But who is protecting commuters? Metros Kenya examines the role of the government, EPRA, the Ministry of Transport and matatu operators in Kenya's growing transport costs.
You Could Be Fined or Even Jailed on Kenya’s SGR for These 5 Surprising Things — Number 3 Might Shock You
Did you know that certain actions aboard Kenya's Madaraka Express could attract fines or even imprisonment? Discover five surprising SGR passenger rules, from ticket transfers and First Class seating to prohibited items and emergency equipment.
Bolt Launches Bolt Plus in Kenya: What KSh 280 Monthly Subscription Means for Passengers
Bolt has launched Bolt Plus in Kenya, offering up to 10% ride cashback, priority driver matching and free deliveries for KSh 280 monthly. Here is what passengers should know.
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Standing in an Electric Bus Is Not Overloading: BasiGo’s Francis Explains What Many Kenyans Still Don’t Understand About City Buses
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