Would be casualties of BBC expose ama it will just slide

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A team of detectives is investigating claims that some National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) inspectors have been colluding with instructors from Rocky and Petanns driving schools to issue untrained Kenyans with driving licences.

A BBC expose, “Kenya’s Killer Roads”, has revealed that the two schools have been dishing out driving licences to Kenyans who “have no time” to train, for a small fee equivalent to the training costs.

In the programme that aired on Monday, BBC undercover journalists went to the two schools seeking licences and feigning lack of time to get through the lessons.
 
I remember when I was learning to drive, the lady who was training alongside me was told by the police supervisor to take off. Gear ata hakuweza kuweka. After kupigiwa kelele akapitishwa. She did not even move the vehicle an inch. That was AA.

Edit: I forgot to add, you should have seen the lady akitetemeka na ndume tatu Kwa gari all watching her. It is like she had been told to defuse a nuclear bomb. Balancing tears tu.
 
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Denis Young said:
I remember when I was learning to drive, the lady who was training alongside me was told by the police supervisor to take off. Gear ata hakuweza kuweka. After kupigiwa kelele akapitishwa. She did not even move the vehicle an inch. That was AA.

Edit: I forgot to add, you should have seen the lady akitetemeka na ndume tatu Kwa gari all watching her. It is like she had been told to defuse a nuclear bomb. Balancing tears tu.
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