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If you are born and raised in Kenya, then the likelihood of finding your neighbor being single mothers is 30-60%. Out of every 10 families 4 are single parent homes. The statistics has it that [Read more]

Swearing-in of elected governors in Kenya takes place on the first Thursday of the tenth day after the declaration of election results. This is well stated in the Assumption of the Office of Governor Act [Read more]

Motor vehicle inspection is a key component of sustainable road safety. As such NTSA conducts this inspection of all vehicles in Kenya. Previously NTSA only carried out inspections of public service vehicles. However, the authority [Read more]

NTSA motor vehicle search is a key element when you want to buy a locally used vehicle in Kenya. The good thing is that motor vehicle searches can be done online through your NTSA TIMS [Read more]

Buying a used car exposes you to potential risks. The risks range from mechanical problems, legal and financing. Well buying a new car shield you from these risks. However, second-hand cars remain popular among young [Read more]

The ultimate end of the car sale process is the transfer of car ownership. In Kenya, this service is provided by the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA). Through, NTSA Transport Integrated Management System popularly [Read more]

NTSA TIMS Account is among the wider government initiatives to move government services online. Of late, the government is moving away from physical service delivery. Where the physical presence of the client is required the [Read more]

Vehicle/motor insurance companies shield a motorist from the liabilities that they can incur in the event of a road accident. The insurance business in Kenya is regulated by Insurance Regulatory Authority (IRA). IRA is mandated [Read more]

Drivers in Kenya are required to have a Smart Driving License in Kenya. The digital driving license was rolled out by National Transport and Safety Authority in April 2018. The aim of the rollout was [Read more]

It is widely accepted that there are common habits among Kenyans. Kenya is composed of more than 40 ethnic groups. Although Kenya is a multi-cultural country, the citizens have common habits. It is interesting to [Read more]