Kenya's minibus taxis, known as Matatus, are a cultural phenomenon in the country .They are best known for their graffiti and loud music. But these artwork could soon be faced out as the county's transport regulators have begun a crackdown on them. They say the loud music and some reflective materials on them are a safety hazard.
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