With public service vehicles kept off the roads and bus fares doubled, thousands of Kenyans were forced to walk long distances to work while others stayed home and lost income.
Nairobians along Jogoo Road walk to work on Day Two of the public transport crisis. [Stafford Ondego, Stafford]
For two days, Kenyans were left stranded as a nationwide matatu strike disrupted daily life for millions who rely on public transport.
With public service vehicles off the roads and bus fares doubled, thousands of Kenyans were forced to walk long distances to work, while others stayed home and lost income.
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