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Nairobi’s central business district is at the centre of a heated debate as the county government intensifies its crackdown on noise pollution. Matatu touts and operators known for their loud calls to attract passengers, are facing arrests under new measures aimed at restoring order. While the government defends its actions as necessary to create a serene and organized city, matatu operators argue that these policies threaten their livelihoods, sparking a conversation about the balance between public order and economic survival
Nairobi County intensifies crackdown on noise pollution
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