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Nairobi residents need a road safety week campaign every seven days

There is trouble in paradise. And the Kenyans suffering most are those considered economically challenged by motorists and traffic police officers alike.

For several weeks, pedestrians in Nairobi have been whining about police harassment after being arrested crossing roads below footbridges, contraptions whose use Kenyans in general and Nairobians in particular have never known.

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