At Nairobi’s Main Airport, a New App for Taxis Hints at How the State Wants a Share of Every Ride

At Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, the first negotiation often happens before a suitcase hits the pavement. A driver leans in.

A price is floated. A visitor hesitates.

For years, that choreography has played out between yellow cabs and global apps alike. Now the airport landlord wants in.

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