Mombasa County has launched its Second Speeding Campaign alongside the 2024 Mombasa Road Safety Report in a coordinated push to curb road accidents during the festive season. The event was held at the Governor’s Office and brought together the County officials, National government agencies, road sector stakeholders, public transport operators and law enforcement representatives. Speaking…
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