In Kenya,[40][2][42] matatu are privately owned[4] minibuses,[5] although pick-up trucks were in the past pressed into service[40] as these Kenya public transports whose decoration often features portraits of the famous.[6][44] Slogans and sayings also appear,[45] some religious.[44][45] In addition to a driver, matatu may be staffed by a tout,[43] conductor,[9][10][47] or porter.[48]