ManFromTaita🇰🇪

Avgeek.
True to self.
Open minded.

[𝖓𝖆𝖙𝖊݁ᛪ༙ @f_jxr_]

“this data will last for one month”

stepmom and stepson:

[𝓛𝓸𝓻𝓭 𝓓𝓻𝓮𝔂 👑 @lorddrey]

If you give a black man money he starts oppressing his neighbours.

If you give two black men money, they start competing with each other.

If you give 3 black men money they will buy guns and kill each other.

If you give 4 black men money, they will form an elitist group to enslave and control their people.

[ManFromTaita🇰🇪 @EWandoz]

😂😂😂😂

[Sting @Mamushkhaimuna]

Mboroni

[𝐌𝐫.𝐊𝐀𝐋™ @dekim_Kalvino]

Normalize adding salt to bathing water… one day you’ll understand why.

[Don @Opresii]

After Mexico beat South Africa tonight we party with the Sinaloa Cartel

[Fargo @Fargo5p]

Me when I discover a perfect series that came out 15 years ago with 8 seasons.

[ALEX @_alexnzoli]

Excessive consumption of public funds is harmful to your health

[𝐌𝐳𝐢𝐳a🍋‍🟩 @Mziza_23]

Deadline ya kuishi kwa mzazi ni 35 years ndo uingie next kwa sistako mkubwa kabla ya kuenda permanently kwa shosh

[Nelson Havi SC @NelsonHavi]

This is an impeachable offense. In fact, it is treason against the People of Kenya.

[Premier League @premierleague]

Conference League winners 🏆 🦅

Congratulations, @CPFC!

[Crystal Palace F.C. @CPFC]

Crystal Palace, Champions of Europe ❤️💙

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

North London Forever ❤️

[AFTV @AFTVMedia]

Mikel Arteta is the Manager of the Season 🏆️

𝐍𝐄𝐕𝐄𝐑 𝐈𝐍 𝐃𝐎𝐔𝐁𝐓! Congratulations, boss 👏

[Arsenal News @ArsenalNews_Hub]

Celebrations are still going on in Africa. Everyday till the 31st. Wow. Arsenal is the only team with genuine fans.

[ManFromTaita🇰🇪 @EWandoz]

@HaxYusuf @VDJClyde @Vnjagi ...inadonjooo!!!!

[Chep @its_chep_]

Another day waking up as PREMIER LEAGUE CHAMPIONS

[Chep @its_chep_]

Another day waking up as PREMIER LEAGUE CHAMPIONS

[. @APresserV2]

Nah, Arsenal need to 100% tour Kenya one day.

This is INSANE.

[Forever Arsenal @Arsenal_N10]

I can’t get this moment off me head

[MaX Holding @XCouncillor]

🔥🔥🔥🔥Arsenal fans we're the best

[Joy Car hire @JCarhire]

Someone asked:
“How does car hire work when you need to cross borders? Why do border agents ask for logbooks and car documents?”
Let’s explain this properly.

When you hire a car in Kenya and want to cross into another country like Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, or even Malawi, it is not the same as driving from Nairobi to Naivasha. The moment you cross a border, that vehicle becomes a foreign-registered vehicle in another country.

That means customs, immigration, police, and border agents must confirm three things:
The car is legally owned or properly authorized.
The person driving it has permission to take it across the border.
That is why they may ask for the logbook, or at least a certified copy of it. They are not being dramatic. They are confirming ownership, vehicle identity, chassis number, registration details, and whether the person driving has authority to use the car outside Kenya.
For car hire, the driver is usually not the owner. So the most important document is the cross-border authorization letter from the car hire company or vehicle owner. This letter confirms that the client has been allowed to take the car across specific borders, for specific dates, and through a specific route.

The usual documents needed are:
1. Copy of the logbook
This proves ownership and vehicle details. Some borders may ask for the original, but for rental vehicles, companies usually provide certified copies and supporting authority letters.
2. Cross-border authority letter
This should be signed by the owner/company and should mention the driver’s name, passport/ID number, vehicle registration, countries to be visited, travel dates, and permission to cross the border.
3. COMESA Yellow Card insurance
This is the regional third-party motor insurance used when vehicles move across participating COMESA countries.
4. Valid driving licence
The driver must carry a valid licence. For international visitors, an International Driving Permit may also be useful depending on the country and rental company policy.
5. Passport / ID and visas where applicable
The driver and passengers still go through normal immigration. Vehicle paperwork does not replace immigration requirements.
6. Temporary Import Permit / Form C32 / customs entry document

When a vehicle enters another country temporarily, customs may issue a temporary import document. In Kenya, KRA states that foreign vehicles require temporary import documentation such as Form C32 or Carnet de Passage, plus a foreign vehicle permit before leaving the customs border station.
7. Car hire agreement
This helps show that the driver is not just “with someone’s car,” but is legally renting it for the trip.
For example, if you hire a Kenyan-registered car and drive to Tanzania, Tanzania customs will want to know:
“Who owns this car?”
“Has the owner allowed you to bring it here?”
“Is it insured here?”
“Will it leave the country again?”
The same logic applies when entering Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, or coming back into Kenya with a foreign-registered vehicle.

That is why at Go-Wheels, cross-border self-drive trips are not handled casually. We first confirm the route, dates, destination country, driver details, insurance position, and vehicle suitability. Some vehicles can cross borders, others cannot, depending on insurance, owner approval, tracking, and risk assessment.
Also, clients should not assume that because a car is comprehensively insured in Kenya, it is automatically fully covered in Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, or Burundi. So when border officers ask for logbook documents, it is not harassment. It is part of customs control, anti-theft checks, temporary vehicle import control, and insurance verification.

At Go-Wheels, we always advise clients to disclose cross-border travel early so we can prepare the right documents before the trip. Never surprise your rental company with “by the way, we are in Tanzania.” That is how stories begin badly.