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Nov 6, 2014

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The Kenya National Highways Authority will soon deregerister overloaded trailers. Axle-load control manager Ngatia Muita said the country loses billions of shillings in rehabilitating roads damaged by overweight cargo.

A truck from Congo weighing 159 tonnes was nabbed at the Gilgil weighbridge on Wednesday.

Speaking in Gilgil, Muita said the truck had 70 tonnes when it left Nairobi

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