The Kenyan matatu culture industry is definitely something to write home about. It is the epitome of Kenyan urban culture.

Being unique in its own way, the Kenyan matatu industry has all the bragging rights when it comes to transport industry not only in East Africa but across the globe.

From Rongai, Umoja, Buruburu, Ngong, Kitengela Kayole, Kariobangi and Kasarani these are some of the most popular city estates known to have the best matatus plying their route, compared to other uptown estates.

Have you ever traveled in a Ngumo (route 33) or Nairobi West (route 14) matatus? Utajichukia!

Well, Kayole route 1960, is the latest route to release a new matatu; Soul and it will be launched today. Soul matatu has been giving a lot of airtime on matatu social media groups and its graffiti is dope. All the seats are fitted with screens and the exterior is painted with photos of different music icons.

A new entrant into the matatu bizniz is causing all the furore. Here is introducing Soul, the newest matatu that has been getting a lot of airtime on matatu social media groups and its graffiti is dope. All the seats are fitted with screens and the exterior is painted with photos of different music icons.

It plys the Kayole route. All the seats are fitted with screens and the exterior is painted with photos of different music icons.

Nairobian Commuter Wants A Piece Of So Bad!

Kayole is giving their Rongai counterparts a run for their money and let's see how it goes. Will other routes do the same?

Here are photos of this most talked about Kayole Matatu, go through;

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