Safaricom backs drivers, riders with earnings, safety push

NAIROBI, Kenya, Dec 17 - Safaricom has stepped up support for Kenya’s drivers and boda boda riders, hosting a mobility workforce festival aimed at Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |..

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Safaricom has increased its support for Kenyan drivers and boda boda riders through a mobility workforce festival in Nairobi, aiming to boost their earnings, safety, and financial security.

Over 200 drivers and riders participated in the event, which was part of Safaricom's Shangwe @25 celebrations.
Key organizations involved included NTSA, DTB Bank, Turaco, Centonomy, and Vivo Energy Kenya.
The festival offered free health check-ups, vehicle diagnostics, financial advisory services, and training sessions, along with tailored offerings like Bundle Ya Deree and Ofa Ya Boda for data, insurance, and fuel discounts.

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