Inside Kenya’s Boda Boda Chaos: Cars Burned After Crashes

In this explosive episode, we uncover the shocking rise of boda boda retaliation in Kenya. Why are motorcycle riders burning cars after fatal accidents? What drives this wave of mob justice—and what does it say about Kenya’s roads, law enforcement, and public frustration?

We break down real incidents from Thika, Nairobi, and other hotspots where vehicles have been set ablaze following deadly collisions. Through eyewitness accounts, expert insights, and community voices, we explore the emotional, legal, and societal layers behind this disturbing trend.

🚨 What you'll hear:

First-hand stories from accident scenes

Why riders feel justice is out of reach

The role of police and public perception

What this means for Kenya’s urban future

Whether you're a motorist, rider, policymaker, or concerned citizen, this episode offers a raw and urgent look at Kenya’s transport tensions—and what must change to prevent further chaos
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