UBER VS WINES SPIRITS SIDE HUSTLE IN KENYA: WHAT DOES THE MATH SAY?
UBER VS WINES SPIRITS SIDE HUSTLE: WHAT DOES THE MATH SAY? Kenya is an enterprising nation. If you were to take a countrywide tour, you would find small general shops, small farms, and hotels in both the urban and rural parts of Kenya. The spirit of entrepreneurship lives on although it may take different forms depending on the region and the generation. In the CBD, you will find the ubiquitous stalls that are largely occupied by small-scale traders who import products such as phones, clothes, hair products, etc. In middle-class residential areas, it is unlikely that you will miss a few liquor shops every two hundred metres. In the same estates, you will often find small cars parked on the streets (most middle-income estates do not have proper parking), popularly known as tududus. The reality is that Kenyans often exercise their entrepreneurship communally. At the moment, digital taxi services, popularly known as Ubers, (although they represent multiple brands that off...