Due to the card shortage, many passengers are forced to pay cash inside the vehicles and receive manual paper receipts, defeating the design of the digital system.
By
Jesse Mikofu
Mwandishi wa Habari
Mwananchi
Unguja. As electric buses officially commence operations in Zanzibar, several logistical challenges have emerged, including card shortages, bus scarcity, long passenger waiting times, and confusion surrounding the new boarding and ticketing system.
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