Boda Boda operators have been a key component curbing the spread of COVID-19 in the Lake region. Four months after being declared a hotspot, the positivity rate dropped from 28% to less than 3%. Boda Boda operators enforce the health ministry’s protocols for stopping the spread of the virus, like washing hands, using hand sanitizer, and wearing masks. Boda Boda operators have been on the frontline educating people on how to protect themselves and spreading accurate information.

Road safety matters so much in Kenya. Our country's roads are a vital part of our daily lives, connecting communities, facilitating trade, and enabling access to essential services. But they also pose significant risks if not navigated safely.

Road traffic accidents are among the leading causes of death and injury in Kenya. The human cost is immeasurable, with countless lives lost and families shattered due to these accidents.

Beyond the human toll, road accidents also take a substantial economic toll. The cost of medical treatment, vehicle repairs, and the loss of productivity due to road accidents is a burden our nation can ill afford.

Road safety is a shared responsibility, and together, we can make Kenyan streets safer for all. Stay tuned for more informative programs on our journey to safer roads.

Jang'ad rieko ka riwruok mar piny mangima (UN), Raphael Obonyo, twak ewii ratiro mag oganda mar ng'anyo kod ting' mabiro e seche mag ng'anyo. Oleroni piny Kenya nie andaki mager, gino makelo dwaro mar migepe duto mag piny owacho, moting'o doho, od bura mamalo, kaachiel kod tend migepe, mondo oyud achiel margi (independence), ahinya to e seche ma luoro nitie ni obila inyalo tigo e yoo marach. Chenro ni okel kod Captain Chris