In Kenya, public transport in many urban areas is more than simply moving from one place to another; it's culture. The Nganya Awards, held in Nairobi, celebrated the bold graffiti, creative designs, and vibrancy of matatu culture while also carrying a deeper message focused on road safety, customer service, and the future of transport in Kenya.
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