Here’s how tech is revolutionising transport for low-income communities in urban Africa

Minibus taxis ferry passengers in Cape Town August 15, 2007. Armed with pistols and fiery tempers, South Africa's minibus taxi drivers are the undisputed kings of road rage, cutting people off and flying through redlights as nervous motorists clear the way. To match feature SAFRICA-TAXIS/   REUTERS/Mike Hutchings (SOUTH AFRICA) - PM1DVYCUZKAA

The minibus taxi industry emerged in South Africa to fill unmet transport needs. Image: REUTERS/Mike Hutchings

Cindy Helfer
Engagement Manager, Pegasys
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