Electric boda bodas transform livelihoods, boost savings for Migori riders

At 5:12 a.m. in Migori town, the air no longer smells of petrol. David Ochieng, 32, pushes his sleek red electric boda boda out of his rented room in Oruba Estate. He does not wait in line at a fuel station. He does not kick-start an engine. He presses one button, and the bike hums…

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