My Matatu Chronicles

The matatu culture in Kenya is something everyone has an opinion about. Some would think its gone rogue, others interesting, intolerable, fun, etc etc. The content on this blog; my experience and how I choose to respond to it. If it makes you laugh, I am happy! Sad, I don't know. Concerned, it should. So go on, sit back and lets share experiences. (Narrated by Trezer Oguda)

Monday, 23 January 2017

THIS MAN

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Name: I don't know Gender: Male Height: Over 6ft Route: Eastleigh - CBD That's it.  That's all I have.  ...
Wednesday, 18 May 2016

Flashback...

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  January 2008 I panic a little as I look up at the clock. It is almost home time. It hasn’t been a busy day at work, just some UN and ...
Friday, 22 January 2016

Matatu Chronicles: Uganda Edition, Part 2

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PS: Read part one here . The sun and her sisters were already up as we made our way out of the Uganda National Theatre where the Mash b...
Thursday, 14 January 2016

Matatu Chronicles: Uganda Edition

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Happy New Year person!! I hope you are having a great one so far! 2015 was a good year for My Matatu Chronicles and the team here (...
Tuesday, 27 October 2015

The day I met Babu Royal Swift

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“Gari iko poa, dere yuko smart, konda ni msawa lakini abiria ni sumbua. Iko nini?” I saw this in a matatu a while back, and only re...
Tuesday, 11 August 2015

FAREWELL ROUTE 24

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“Leo itabidi umepanda hii ya mbele kaa uko na haraka,” Omosh tells cheerfully me pointing at a Citi Hoppa. The Kenya Bus Service he was hel...
Tuesday, 12 May 2015

Death...

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I waved ' good' morning at Omosh and the other guy and got into the bus. Damn it! All the window seats were taken! I started walkin...
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