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Transport Ministry to blame for road accidents, says Uhuru

Transport Ministry to blame for road accidents, says Uhuru
Transport Ministry to blame for road accidents, says Uhuru: President Uhuru Kenyatta (left) and Chief of the Kenya Defence Forces Gen. Samson Mwathethe during celebrations of 53rd Jamhuri Day at Nyayo National Stadium on 12/12/16 [Photo:BEVERLYNE MUSILI/Standard]
President Uhuru Kenyatta says roads authorities are to blame for accidents resulting from unmarked bumps on major highways in the country.

Speaking during the 53rd Jamhuri Day celebrations at Nyayo Stadium in Nairobi, the president urged Kenya National Highways Authority to admit blame for failure to erect clear sign posts on bumps along Kenyan roads.

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He also urged all road users to be more careful especially this festive season as most Kenyans travel upcountry for Christmas celebrations.

The presidentโ€™s announcement comes one day after the Naivasha fire tragedy that claimed 39 lives in an accident along the Naivasha- Nairobi highway involving a canter lorry of Ugandan registration number and 13 other vehicles.

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The head of state at the same time called upon Kenyans to remain united and avoid divisive politics as the country prepares for next yearโ€™s general election. He urged politicians to encourage unity and harmony during the campaign period and be ready to accept election results.

Security was tight at the Nyayo stadium, Nairobi as the president together with his deputy William Ruto among other senior government officials led Kenyans in marking this yearโ€™s Jamhuri Day celebrations.

Source-standardmedia.co.ke

 

Transport Ministry to blame for road accidents, says Uhuru

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