Online traders are increasingly using the digital courier to connect with buyers.
By
Dennis Musau
Technology Correspondent
Nation Media Group
App-based courier platforms such as Uber, Bolt, Glovo and Little will from next month be required to verify and record the contents of customer parcels that the taxman, police and communication watchdog will access.
Growth in e-commerce has fuelled demand for parcel movement as more transactions shift from physical stores to online platforms.
Uber’s entry into the courier business is set to pile fresh pressure on Posta, which has in recent years struggled to remain…
Kenya's courier industry is being forced to rethink how parcels reach consumers as rapid growth in e-commerce, social commerce…
It will use railway stations as collection and distribution points.
Drivers have repeatedly accused the multinational technology firms of using algorithms to determine fares in a manner that…
Little Cab is the first ride-hailing platform to complete the integration, but KRA says other operators are also in the process…
