Panic occurred on the Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos when a commercial bus driver reportedly suffered a seizure. The incident raised concerns among passengers and onlookers, but a potential disaster was averted, according to Tribune Online.

A motorist in Nandi, Kenya, has questioned the accuracy of the National Transport and Safety Authority's speed camera system after receiving a KSh 10,000 speeding fine he says was issued for a truck that was not on the road at the time. According to Tuko, the incident has raised concerns about the reliability of NTSA's automated enforcement, with the motorist disputing that the fine was wrongly linked to the wrong vehicle.

A video circulating online appears to show a young man attempting to steal from a motorist stuck in traffic on a busy Nairobi road. According to Tuko, the footage captures the man seemingly reaching through the driver's window in an effort to grab an item from the vehicle. The incident, described as an alleged attempted theft, has drawn attention to the risk of opportunistic crime facing drivers in the Kenyan capital's congested traffic.

In late September and early October 2025, protests erupted in Dar es Salaam over issues related to the rapid transit bus system, coinciding with the lead-up to general elections. A significant incident during this period highlighted the transport problems faced by commuters, prompting public outcry and demonstrations, according to Tanzania Affairs.

Mpumalanga police have refuted claims made in a viral video that a Namibian truck driver was assaulted during recent anti-immigration protests, stating that the incident is not connected to the demonstrations. The police emphasized that the information circulating is false, according to IOL.

Mpumalanga police have stated that a viral video alleging an attack on a Namibian truck driver during recent national protests is fabricated. They have issued a warning that the footage is being used to spread misinformation.