Uber has, however, said it will reassess its revised prices in Kenya if drivers fail to make projected gains. The drivers accused Uber management of alleged unfair treatment. “We have about 3,200 cars in Uber and as we speak 960 are headed to Little Cabs. Services of online taxi-hailing firm Uber were largely not affected in Nairobi amid claims that up to 960 drivers had joined rival firms, including Safaricom’s Little Cabs, in protest of a 41.67 per cent cut in charges, Uber management says. Kenya Digital Taxi Association chairman Emmanuel Kasina said the “drastic change” is likely to cut their projected return on investment.

Source: The Star August 02, 2016 23:03 UTC