Uber entered Kenya in 2015 and is one of the leading ride-hailing platforms in the country, competing with Estonian firm Bolt, Russia’s inDrive, Rwanda’s Yego and local players Little and Faras.
Indigenous ride-hailing companies are currently positioning themselves for a larger share of the mobility market following Uber's exit from NigeriaThe Country Head of SimpliRide Nigeria, Alero Fregene ...
Uber is undergoing one of the biggest strategic shifts in its history and redirects billions of dollars towards autonomous ...
Uber’s 12-year run in Nigeria ended abruptly on September 2, 2026, leaving drivers, riders, and businesses that depended on ...