A court sentenced a matatu driver to two months in prison after his conductor fell from a moving vehicle on the Thika Superhighway and died. The driver, Paul Nyambuto Momanyi, faced charges of failing to ensure passenger safety – a direct violation of Kenya’s traffic regulations. Senior Principal Magistrate Thamara Irene handed down the sentence but gave Momanyi the option to pay a Ksh 15,000 fine in lieu of serving jail time. In delivering the ruling, Magistrate Irene drew a clear line on driver responsibility. While conductors typically manage the door, she stated that the driver bears ultimate responsibility for The post Matatu Driver Sentenced After Conductor Dies Falling from Moving Vehicle on Thika Superhighway appeared first on Nairobi Wire.