As the morning sun shines over Busia town, the streets slowly come alive. Matatus hoot scrambling for passengers, and motorbike engines reverberate loudly as pedestrians are in a rush hour to their destinations. Among this busy movement is a group of men on bicycles, some slipping through narrow paths left by transit trucks and other…
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