TechCabal Daily: sUber Migration
Bolt, inDrive see growth in Nigeria || Kenya to appeal court decision on Safaricom stake sale || Safaricom awards shares to executives || Kenya ranks second in EV charging report
Bolt and inDrive have reported growth in Nigeria. Kenya plans to appeal a court decision regarding the sale of a Safaricom stake, and Safaricom has awarded shares to its executives. Kenya ranked second in an electric vehicle charging report.
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