Kenyan truckers still on strike until Uganda writes letter on Covid test - union
Trucks along the northern corridor at Kocholia area in western Kenya. The queue stretches almost 70 kilometese from Malaba in Busia County to Kanduyi in Bungoma County. PHOTO | BRIAN OJAMAA | NMG
Kenyan long distance truck drivers have said they are still continuing their protests at Malaba on the Kenyan-Ugandan border, despite an order from the East African community addressing their concerns.
The Kenya Transporters Association Limited (KTA) also sent communication to its more than 5,000 members who were on strike to resume their journey, following Uganda’s move to remove mandatory testing at the border.
