From second left: Transport Committee chairman Maina Kamanda, members Emmanuel Wangwe and Aduma Owuor at their meeting with representatives of Uber Kenya on March 07, 2017. PHOTO | CORRESPONDENTTaxi-hailing app company Uber was on Tuesday told to increase its fares or face regulations. The taxi-hailing application has shaken up the market and is now being accused of killing other companies and oppressing drivers by keeping its fares low. National Assembly’s Transport Committee chairman Maina Kamanda said: “We don’t want to force you. “Only a few Kenyans can afford to take an Uber if we take it back to Sh60,” said Ms Maherali.

Source: Daily Nation March 08, 2017 08:38 UTC