Matatu Operators Complain As Fake M-Pesa Text Scam Hits Public Transport
Human Interest
By Sharon Kerubo|
Matatu operators have raised concerns over a growing trend where passengers allegedly edit M-Pesa payment messages to avoid paying full fares, costing crews thousands of shillings.
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