Meet Highly Experienced Cop Who Is The Nairobi Traffic Commander
Nairobi region Traffic Police Commander Joshua Omukata ( Photo Courtesy) His position makes him the senior most traffic police officer in Nairobi. With career spanning over 25 years in the service, Joshua Omukata is one of the most experienced cops in the country today. Omukata, the Nairobi region traffic commander, is the man in-charge of all traffic issues in the busy city roads.

'Hakuna Mambo ya Mkubwa' Traffic Boss Vows To Charge Mutyambai's Son
Traffic police boss is clear he will charge son to Mutyambai if found guilty of causing accident that led to deaths. The police boss is clear he is not concerned with one's seniority or personal things rather the offense committed. Mutyambai son was recently involved in an accident that claimed lives and left others dead.

Revealed: Here Are The Most Dangerous Roads In Nairobi
The National Police Service on Thursday, February 10, earmarked four roads within Nairobi County as the most dangerous for both motorists and pedestrians. In a report released by the police, nearly 60 people have lost their lives in the capital city since the beginning of the year, bringing the average to two people in a day in January.

IG Mutyambai's Son Surrenders to Police After Getting Involved in Friday Accident that Claimed Lives
The son of Inspector General of Police, Hillary Mutyambai, presented himself to Lang'ata police station on Friday night, December 3, after an accident that left two dead. David Mwendwa presented himself to the police following claims on social media that cops were covering up the accident to exonerate the IG's son.

Leader of "Boda Boda" crew who abused female motorist identified
Sixteen boda boada riders have been arrested in connection with an attack on a female motorist on Wangari Maathai Road in Nairobi. Confirming the arrest, Nairobi Traffic Commandant Joshua Omukata said the 16 suspects are detained at Parklands Police Station as investigations into the incident continue. Mr. Omukata added that five motorcycles have also been impounded in connection with the incident that sparked public uproar.The traffic commandant clarified that the incident occurred on Friday, March 4 at around 5pm.

Nairobi Police Commander Breaks Silence Over David Mwenda's Case, Reveals How it Will Be Handled
The Nairobi Traffic Police Commander has broken his silence following the tragic accident which claimed two lives. Two motorbike riders lost their lives in the incident where a son to Police Inspector General, who was identified as David Mwenda, is alleged to have caused the accident. Photo: Courtesy

Sixteen BodaBoda Riders Arrested Over Sexual Assault Of Woman On Forest Road
A number of boda boada riders have been arrested in connection with an attack on a female motorist on Forest Road in Nairobi. Communicating the arrest, Nairobi Traffic Commandant Joshua Omukata said that close to 16 suspects are detained at Parklands Police Station in Westlands as investigatins into the incident continues

Cyclist Narrowly Misses Death In Nairobi Enterprise Road Accident
A cyclist narrowly missed death when a lorry rammed into him from behind on Enterprise Road in Industrial Area, Nairobi. The cyclist was ensconced in the morning traffic rush. The lorry driver admitted to have lost control owing to the slippery road in the current rainy weather. Nairobi has been under a deluge of heavy rainfall in the past week presenting motoring challenges, several leading to fatal accidents. The lorry involved in the morning accident. Recently the Nairobi Traffic Commandant, Joshua Omukata

IG Mutyambai's Son Surrenders to Police After Being Involved in an Accident
Two days ago, Mutyambai's son was involved in a grisly accident that fatally injured two Boda Boda riders and left a woman fighting for her life at a city hospital. On Friday night, December 3, it is alleged that Mutyambai's son presented himself to Lang'ata police station, after an accident that left two dead.

Traffic Disturbance Expected in Nairobi to Clear Route for Rally Vehicles
Drivers will be compelled to bear substantial traffic on significant streets for six hours tomorrow to permit a smooth formal banner off of the World Rally Championship in Nairobi prior to making a beeline for Naivasha. A portion of the streets that will be influenced incorporate Thika Road and Uhuru Highway.

Traffic To Be Disrupted in Major Roads Of The City Tomorrow As Safari Rally Takes Off Tomorrow
Motorists will be forced to endure heavy traffic on major roads for six hours tomorrow to allow a smooth ceremonial flag-off of the World Rally Championship in Nairobi before heading to Naivasha. Some of the roads that will be affected include Thika Road and Uhuru Highway. Motorists have been urged to use alternative routes between 8 am to 12 pm.

Safari Rally: Traffic To Be Disrupted in Major City Highways Tomorrow
Drivers who make use of major roads and majorly those in cities will be forced to withstand heavy traffic for several hours tomorrow during the day to pave way for the smooth ceremonial world Rally Championship kick-off in Nairobi before they head to Naivasha. Those who rely on Thika road and Uhuru highway are requested to look for alternative routes starting from 8 am as those routes will be used for the safari rally championship.
