Is Uber still in Kenya?

Uber Kenya's posts Following the national curfew directive announced by the President to prevent the spread of #COVID-19, we are suspending our rides services in Nairobi and Mombasa between 6 pm and 5 am daily, effective 27 March 2020 until further notice.



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Uber in Kenya, already one of the company's most affordable services in the world, charges customers in Nairobi, Kenya's capital, a minimum fare of $2.90.

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We advise: Exercise a high degree of caution in Kenya overall due to the high crime levels and the threat of terrorist attack. Higher levels apply in some areas.

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The classic uberX service provides an affordable, everyday ride throughout Mombasa and Nairobi, helping to move communities in both cities. Whether you're coming home from work or heading out with friends, uberX cars are the go-to option for a quick, affordable ride across town.

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I would take Bolt because it costs half the price of Uber. Nobody takes conventional taxis in Nairobi anymore.

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Nairobi has heavy traffic, so keep that in mind if you opt to drive. Since walking is typically not considered safe for foreigners, using a licensed taxi is the best way to navigate around the city.

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Avoid walking around after dark, especially in isolated areas like empty beaches. Avoid carrying large amounts of cash and don't wear expensive watches, jewellery or items of sentimental value. Beware of thieves posing as police officers or private Security Guards. Always ask to see identification.

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Cash Payment In Nairobi, you can for an Uber ride with cash. To make a cash payment for an Uber ride, just request a ride as usual and then select the “CASH” option at the bottom of the screen as your payment option. Tip: You can also swap payment methods at the bottom of the screen before the end of a ride.

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