Nyuma yo guha abanyarwanda serivisi nziza binyuze muri porogaramu nziza  y’ikoranabuhanga mu binyabiziga  muri Afurika muri uyu mwaka wa 2018 Yego Innovision izwi nka Yego Moto ikomoka mu Rwanda yahawe igihembo cyambere muri Afurika.

Yego beat off competition in its category from a shortlist that included Flx (South Africa), LÜLA (South Africa), UGABUS Inc (Uganda) and Zuoix for ZOOMED (Cameroon).

Yego Innovision izwi nka Yego Moto ikomoka mu Rwanda yahawe igihembo cyambere muri Afurika nka company yambere  ifite porogaramu  nziza (APPS) yikoranabuhanga mu binyabiziga  muri Afurika mu mwaka wa 2018.

London — African Governments are slowly becoming more ambitious about how to tackle fundamental problems digitally. The noisy and often badly driven public transport and taxi drivers – particularly motorcycle drivers – are often a threat to life and limb and are hot spots for crime.

アフリカの孫正義、デジタル交通革命を急ぐ

アフリカで今、先進ITを活用した新たなサービスが次々と誕生している。銀行や固定電話、高速交通網といった先進国では見慣れたインフラが整っていない。そうした「後発」の立場を強みに、先進国をしのぐ最先端の仕組みを一足跳びに生み出している。砂漠の乾いた土が水をどんどん吸収するかのように人々や企業、社会は新たなITを受け入れていく。

Karanvir Singh on how Yego Moto provides Rwanda’s moto taxi drivers and users a better service.

Karanvir Singh was born in Delhi and struggled through school before discovering technology and later setting up Yegomoto thousands of miles away in Kigali. ‘It was fate,’ he says of his move to Rwanda, where he has found it easy to do business. In a city of 20,000 motorbikes, his cashless payment system not only frees people from arguing over fares but also tracks speeding.

In this illuminating chat with Masuku Andile, Yegomoto CEO and MD, Karanvir Singh, outlines the advantages and challenges of a platform that is soon to become a ubiquitous part of Rwandan civic life!

Intelligent connected fare meters (ICFMs) are installed on motorcycle taxis, ending haggling, as fares based on distance travelled.