Wednesday, April 17, 2024 - President William Ruto has moved to curb corruption in the traffic police department after he directed Transport Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen to expedite the rollout of instant fines on roads within 90 days.
Speaking during the launch of
the National Road Safety Action Plan 2024 - 2028, at KICC in Nairobi on
Wednesday, April 17, Ruto opined that the 90 days that the Ministry had set for
the project was too long.
He noted that all motorists were
aware of how they ought to conduct themselves on the roads, hence the need to
have the new system enforced fast enough.
"On instant fines, 90 days
is too long to wait. Let us not wait," he stated.
Ruto also revealed that his
government will install cameras on major roads and highways to ensure police
don’t engage in corrupt practices.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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This imbecile proboscis monkey should start with himself and baboon motecade who have been over speeding beyond all speed-limit. He should be fines on all roads it uses. The public should not be made to pay fines while this imbecile proboscis monkey doesn't pay speeding fine: on that case nobody should pay any speed fines imposed on them as long as this imbecile proboscis monkey doesn't pay these fine but speeds with it's motocades on our road.
ReplyDeleteIt's as simple as that proboscis monkey with your table banking abyss regime of fools.