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Trizah Mokua (28), called Stacey, poses in front of her Matatu, which is waiting for passengers at Nairobi Railways Bus Station. Stacey is one of only two Matatu drivers working at Nairobi‘s largest bus station. Her bus is not one of the fancy ones. Passengers on her route to the slum Kibera can‘t afford that. French footballers are painted on her Matatu, the paint is heavily scraped off. „Some of the drivers deliberately ram me,“ says Stacey. „They don‘t like independent women, they see me as a competitor.“

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Matatu Metropolis
Trizah Mokua (28), called Stacey, poses in front of her Matatu, which is waiting for passengers at Nairobi Railways Bus Station. Stacey is one of only two Matatu drivers working at Nairobi‘s largest bus station. Her bus is not one of the fancy ones. Passengers on her route to the slum Kibera can‘t afford that. French footballers are painted on her Matatu, the paint is heavily scraped off. „Some of the drivers deliberately ram me,“ says Stacey. „They don‘t like independent women, they see me as a competitor.“