Glovo Kenya launches ‘She Delivers’ to train 16 women as electric bicycle couriers
Glovo Kenya and eBee trained 16 women as electric bicycle couriers, aiming to lift female riders from 1% to 5%...
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Glovo Kenya has launched the 'She Delivers' initiative, a training program in partnership with electric bicycle company eBee, aimed at increasing the number of female couriers on its platform.
- The program aims to boost the representation of women couriers on Glovo Kenya's platform from 1% to 5% within a year, targeting approximately 125 women.
- The first cohort includes 16 women who will be trained as electric bicycle couriers by eBee.
- Key training areas include e-bike handling, road safety, basic maintenance, and app proficiency, with the first cohort beginning on 1 September 2026.
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