Uber unveiled its first Kenya Economic Impact Report, which shows that the Uber app contributed an estimated Kshs 14.1 billion in revenue to the country’s economy. Commissioned by Uber and conducted by Public First, the [c]
Bolt will commit Kshs 14 billion over three years to support raising awareness of the Bolt safety features and scaling preventative measures to help prevent safety cases before they happen. Bolt’s Safety Team of over [c]
Kenyans will now have free access to the Uber app following a partnership between Uber and Safaricom to provide free mobile data to app users to enable easier downloads and usage. Safaricom has zero-rated the [c]
As part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October, Bolt hosted a specialized wellness workshop for its female drivers. The workshop focused on the importance of health awareness, early detection, and holistic well-being and was [c]
Bolt, the on-demand mobility company in Africa, has finalised its Accelerator Program in Kenya, culminating in an award ceremony to fete the top 10 drivers and couriers with the most compelling and innovative ideas. The [c]
As part of its driver reward campaign, “Drive for a Prize,” Bolt, the on-demand mobility company in Africa has rewarded more than 350 of its top-performing driver-partners for their dedication and exceptional service. The awards [c]
Over the past month, the ride-hailing industry in Kenya has been marked by unrest, as drivers demand better rates to sustain their livelihoods amidst rising costs. With increased competition from both local and international players, [c]
Bolt, the on-demand mobility company in Africa has today announced a strategic partnership with Hakki Africa, a leading African microfinance company, to provide vehicle financing for drivers on its platform, in efforts to enhance their [c]
Bolt, the on-demand mobility company in Africa, has launched its driver reward campaign, dubbed ‘Drive for a Prize’ in efforts to celebrate its top performing drivers. Now in its second year, the campaign is part [c]
Bolt, the on-demand mobility company in Africa partnered with the Organisation of Women in International Trade (OWIT) to host an informative event aimed at empowering women drivers on its platform. The event, aligning with the [c]
Bolt, the ride hailing platform in Africa, has today launched an Accelerator Program to empower Kenyan drivers and couriers or their immediate family members on an entrepreneurial journey. More than just a means of transportation, [c]
Bolt, the on-demand mobility platform in Africa, has put in place strict measures to enhance safety on its platform. The move is part of the organisation’s unwavering focus on rider and driver safety. In the [c]
Ride-hailing platform Bolt has come out to reassure its clients about their safety while using its rides following a recent safety incident. In a press release, the firm stated that it takes safety incidents very [c]
By Patrick Ndegwa Kenya is a hub for entrepreneurship and startup development in East Africa, with a growing ecosystem of innovative businesses and supportive infrastructure. According to the recently released Partech Africa Tech Venture Capital [c]
The Bolt leadership is visiting local Bolt teams in South Africa and Kenya and meeting with senior government stakeholders, including the South African Deputy Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition; the Executive Mayor of Cape Town; the Gauteng MEC for Economic Development; Kenya’s Prime CS Musalia Mudavadi; Kenya’s CS for Trade, Investment and Industry Moses Kuria; the CS for ICT Eliud Owalo; the CS for Transport Onesmus Kipchumba Murkomen; and the Governor of Nairobi County Johnson Sakaja. [c]
Sophos, a global vendor of next-generation cybersecurity solutions, has announced that BlackByte, one of the newer, “heavy-hitter” ransomware gangs, has added a sophisticated “Bring Your Own Driver” technique to bypass more than 1,000 drivers used [c]
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