
Joseph Kagai
Joseph Kagai is the Vice Chairman of the Mass Mobility Operators Association in Kenya. He has been actively involved in addressing the challenges faced by transport operators, particularly in light of the recent suspension of Super Metro vehicles by the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA). Kagai has emphasized the need for accountability regarding the quality of speed limiters and has called for an investigation into the vendors of these devices, asserting that the issues do not lie with the transport operators but rather with the authorized suppliers.
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Joseph Kagai of Intercorridor Mobility said the decision was reached in good faith despite some issues remaining unresolved.
Matatu operators suspend nationwide strikeJoseph Kagai, chairman of the Intercorridor Mobility Association, addressed the media about the transport sector crisis.
Transport sector crisis deepens as operators split over planned nationwide strikeJoseph Kagai, chairman of the Intercorridor Mobility Association, addressed the media about the rising vehicle arson incidents in Kenya.
Transport operators threaten nationwide strike over rising vehicle arsonInter-Corridor Mobility chairperson Joseph Kagai warned that patience among motorists is wearing thin.
Matatu owners: Deal with the rampant boda boda attacks or elseJoseph Kagai is the chairman of Intercorridor Mobility who warned about the escalating situation in the matatu sector.
Matatu operators decry state's silence as boda-boda riders torch vehiclesJoseph Kagai is the Vice Chairman of the Mass Mobility Operators Association who spoke during a media briefing on NTSA's suspension of Super Metro licence.
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