careless driving and frequent road accidents that are caused by matatu drivers(passive) are mainly caused byTraffic jams in Nairobi
people travelling up country for Christmas festivities on December 24 , 2016(passive) caused byMassive traffic jam in Nairobi
the various problemscausingtraffic jam in Nairobi
cargo is still moving from both Kampala and Mombasacausingcongestion in Nairobi
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu 's security detail 42385 Share on Facebook - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu 's just concluded visit to Kenyacausedmassive traffic jam in Nairobi
standard media April 7 , 2017(passive) created bytraffic jam in Nairobi
round - about traffic lightscausestraffic jams in Nairobi
roads as � missing links �would leadto decongesting traffic in Nairobi
Uhuru 's arrivalcausestraffic snarl up in Nairobi
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to the coastal port city of Mombasaleadsto the coastal port city of Mombasa
the nightmare(passive) caused bythe nightmare
increased costs , longer travel times , lower economic productivity , and a substantial negative impact on health and the environmentcauseincreased costs , longer travel times , lower economic productivity , and a substantial negative impact on health and the environment
to a lot of time and fuel wastage which is added upon the cost of consultancy hence high housing costsusually resultto a lot of time and fuel wastage which is added upon the cost of consultancy hence high housing costs
to enjoy reduced parking fees from next month after Governor Mike Sonko said that he will reduce daily parking fees to Sh200are setto enjoy reduced parking fees from next month after Governor Mike Sonko said that he will reduce daily parking fees to Sh200
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Forty per cent of all criminal offences in Kenya 's courtsleadingForty per cent of all criminal offences in Kenya 's courts