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Uber goes for the kill with 35pc fare cut

Uber drivers in Nairobi. The firm has cut the pricing of short rides by Sh100 to Sh200. PHOTO | FILE

Aggressive taxi hailing company, Uber, has slashed its charges in Nairobi by nearly half in response to mounting competition from local rivals that have entered the market this year.

The new charges that are due to take effect on Thursday will see Uber charge its clients at the rate of Sh35 per kilometre down from Sh60.

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