Motorcycle taxi (boda boda) operators in Kericho County have introduced stricter compliance measures to curb drug and alcohol abuse within their ranks, in a renewed effort to protect the image and credibility of their trade. The move follows growing concern over rising cases of reckless riding linked to substance abuse, which operators say has negatively…
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