souapha:

For those who are wondering how most Kenyans get around town, here ya’ go. I personally do not take matatus very often because I live within close distance to everything (excluding my school) and also traffic is usually so bad in the morning that more often than not I make it to my destination in time before I would if I took a matatu.

I’m also too chicken to ride a matatu alone because I’m such a pushover I’d probably get ripped off (depending on your destination, fare is 40 US cents or less). :/

dynamicafrica:

The Reluctant Outlaw

Nairobi’s matatu drivers are generally despised and feared, but one driver dreams of beginning a new life as he deals with corruption, and other challenges, from many different sources.

Visit James’ blog here.

I was such a bad ass passenger!, Matatus in Mombasa are less crowded and smelled better in my opinion, Nairobi is just overpopulated!

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Posted 29 February, 2012 - 24 notes
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