Inaction as deaths rise: 270 mapped black spots remain unfixed on Kenya’s roads
Despite years of road safety audits, public warnings, and promises of stricter enforcement, Kenya's death toll on key transit routes continues to rise.
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Despite years of road safety audits, public warnings, and promises of stricter enforcement, Kenya's death toll on key transit routes continues to rise.
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