If Electric Bodas Cost Less to Run, Why Are Many Nairobi Commuters Still Paying the Same Fare?
Every day, more electric motorcycles and buses join Nairobi's roads, promising cleaner air, quieter journeys and lower operating costs. But for many commuters, one...
Nairobi’s underground railway will mark the end for diesel matatus—and usher Kenya into a new era of green mobility
NAIROBI, Kenya, July 24 – Every major transport revolution changes far more than the way people travel. It changes economies, cities, businesses and lifestyles.If...
Kenya’s Electric Bus Revolution Is Gaining Speed, But the Infrastructure Question Remains
Kenya is rapidly embracing electric public transport as operators and Saccos increasingly add electric buses to their fleets. Companies...
Why Kenyans Aren’t Buying Electric Scooters Despite Their Low Prices
Electric scooter Kenya searches have been rising as more affordable models enter the market. With some scooters selling for...
Why Nairobi’s Electric Buses and Bodas Are Becoming Cheaper Than Petrol and Diesel
Kenya's transition toward electric mobility is no longer a future ambition—it is becoming a commercial reality. As more public...
Nairobi’s BRT Line 2 Takes Shape as KeNHA and NaMATA Inspect Progress
By Metros ReporterSenior officials from the Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) and the Nairobi Metropolitan Area Transport Authority (NaMATA)...
Annual Vehicle Inspections Start July 1 — Why It’s Time to Demand Better Public Transport
From July 1, 2026, all vehicles older than four years in Kenya will undergo mandatory annual inspections under new...
Dar-es-salaam Unveils $985 Million Budget to Improve Public Transport and Regional Connectivity
Tanzania has announced a major $985 million budget for the Ministry of Works for the 2026/27 financial year as...
