Kenyans using Uber, Bolt, Glovo and Little to send parcels will soon have to provide more information about what they are sending and who it is going to, under new rules that give government agencies access to delivery records. From September 20, 2026, the platforms will have to comply with new licensing conditions issued by
A new TIFA survey report has revealed the reasons behind growing opposition to government regulation of ride-hailing fares. According to the survey, 36% of respondents who opposed the proposed minimum fare policy said fares should be determined by market forces rather than the government, while an equal 36% feared the policy would make rides more
Bolt has issued a clarification following a viral post on social media referencing an alleged incident involving one of its driver-partners. In a statement dated June 8, 2026, issued by Dimmy Kanyankole, Senior General Manager for East Africa at Bolt, the company clarified that the incident did not take place in Kenya, as suggested, but
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