The familiar roar of petrol-powered motorcycles that has long dominated Kenya’s bodaboda industry is gradually being replaced by a quieter sound, the hum of electric motorcycles weaving through the streets of Kisumu, Nairobi and other towns across the country. What started as a small and largely experimental shift in urban transport is steadily evolving into…
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