Ride-hailing company Bolt has dismissed reports circulating on social media claiming it is planning to cease operations in Kenya, terming the information false...
Ride-hailing companies in Kenya have started raising fares to cushion themselves and drivers against the effects of the rising cost of fuel, caused...
Ride-hailing is quickly becoming a serious income stream for many Kenyans, with new data showing that some drivers are making far more than...
Electric vehicles are quietly reshaping Kenya’s transport sector, and the biggest push is not coming from private motorists but from drivers who rely...
Bolt celebrated its driver partners through the third edition of the “Drive for a Prize” campaign, an initiative that recognises and rewards top-performing...
Bolt has announced that its top 50 drivers in Kenya earned an average of K 1,280,000 in gross income over the first six...
New feature gives families more control over ride spending, visibility, and flexibility from one account
Kenya’s leading ride-hailing platform, Bolt, has launched Bolt Comfort, a new ride category to meet growing demand for high-quality transport services among Nairobi’s...
By the end of 2025, Bolt aims to expand the fleet to 1,500 motorbikes in the country