President William Ruto has moved to overhaul Kenya’s traffic enforcement, directing authorities to fast-track the rollout of surveillance cameras and instant fines aimed at curbing a deadly surge in road accidents. During a high-level meeting at State House, Nairobi, the president received a sobering report on road crashes from the National Council on the Administration of Justice (NCAJ). Confronted with data showing a sharp rise in fatalities, Ruto declared that the country must adopt urgent, tech-driven measures to protect lives and limbs on Kenyan highways. Addressing the “Bribe vs. Fine” Dilemma The president identified a broken enforcement system as a The post ‘Make Bribes Painful’: Ruto Orders Instant Fines and CCTV Rollout to Curb Kenya Road Accidents appeared first on Nairobi Wire.