The city of Kampala, Uganda joined Uber’s growing African
network (www.Uber.com). With the launch of Uber, the innovative technology
platform, Kampala joins the list of smart transportation hubs in Africa,
reports ITRealms.
This, ITRealms gathered, follows the success of Uber in many
other growing cities, as Uber launched its ride-sharing platform to the people
of Kampala.
ITRealms also reports that Uber provides a platform to
connect drivers with riders in real time, at the touch of a button. Whether
you’re going to work or going out with friends, Uber provides an affordable,
safe and reliable way to get across the city. Kampala is a growing city in the
heart of Uganda, a country with a fast-growing economy.
The World Bank forecasts that the Ugandan economy is growing
at a positive and upward trajectory. This is owing to targeting development of
Uganda’s infrastructure and intensified investment in the private sector. The
World Bank also notes that Uganda is one of the world’s youngest populations,
with 700,000 new people entering the workforce each year.
With its people,
energy, innovation, entrepreneurial and rapidly growing economy, Kampala is an
exciting place for Uber to bring its services.
General Manager for Uber Sub-Saharan Africa, Alon Lits,
says, “We’re really excited to be launching Uber in Kampala, a world-class
African city. We are inspired by the city’s rapidly developing infrastructure
and spirit of entrepreneurship and look forward to giving people in the city an
affordable, easy and flexible choice to move around the city safely and
reliably.”
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