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DJ Mo fined Sh5,000 after admitting to driving uninsured car on Thika Road

DJ Mo fined Sh5,000 after admitting to driving uninsured car on Thika Road

Muraya was accused of driving a Jaguar without valid cover as he explained how the case...

Samuel Muraya alias DJ Mo at the Milimani Traffic Court on November 4, 2026.

Media personality and disc jockey Samuel Muraya, popularly known as DJ Mo, has been fined Sh5,000 after pleading guilty to charges of driving an uninsured motor vehicle and disobeying police directives.

Muraya was brought before the Milimani Traffic Court on Wednesday following his arrest on November 4, 2026, at around 8:55 am in the Roasters area along Thika Road, Nairobi County.

Musyoka was handed a nail which he swallowed under the supervision of machete-wielding gang.

Some officers, including directors and deputy directors, continue discharging responsibilities against the law.

Authorities shift their focus towards identifying the organisers, financiers and beneficiaries of the trade.

Residents are accused of trespass, threatening staff and interfering with property.

“Yes, it is true. A motion is ready and would be tabled any moment from now."- source.

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