NTSA Issues New Directives to Motorcycle Manufacturers Amid Rising Deaths

Author: Joseph OgungoPublished on: September 9, 2026Country: Kenya

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The NTSA has directed motorcycle manufacturers to provide standard-compliant helmets with new bikes to reduce the rising number of deaths and injuries among riders and passengers. This decision comes amid an increase in accidents recently observed. Additionally, rescue teams recovered the body of a 21-year-old man from the rubble of a collapsed building in Ogembo, Kisii County.

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