The talks however did not yield any fruits with the owners insisting that the strike would go on since their demands were not met.
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A deserted Kikuyu town matatu terminus. [Kimaku Chege, Standard]
The nationwide matatu strike entered its second day on Tuesday, paralysing public transport across the country and disrupting other sectors.
Commuters in major cities and towns were forced to seek alternative means of transport as matatus stayed off the roads.
Matatu owners on Monday held talks with Energy CS Opiyo Wandayi and Transport CS Davis Chirchir in a bid to resolve the standoff and end the strike.
The talks however did not yield any fruits with the owners insisting that the strike would go on since their demands were not met.
The talks however did not yield any fruits with the owners insisting that the strike would go on since their demands were not met.
As of 8:39 am, there was a heavy police presence at Kayole Junction along Kangundo Road.
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