Geographic Footprint

We are operational in the heart of Africa's largest markets, with headquarters in South Africa and active operations in:

Democratic Republic of Congo

Five cities and more coming including Kinshasa. This is the largest Wewa (motorcycle taxi) market in East Africa, with an estimated 6.5 million riders. The daily transaction value of informal transport in Kinshasa alone exceeds $40 million USD.

Uganda

Kampala. The land of Boda Bodas, with over 1.2 million motorcycle taxi riders. Boda bodas are the primary form of transport for most Kampala residents.

Kenya

Nairobi. Digital hailing exists here but is mainly for cars. The motorcycle segment remains largely informal. BaraBara is entering this market with our motorcycle-first platform.

Rwanda

Kigali. Government actively pushing for electric mobility. BaraBara aligned with national policy.

South Africa

Johannesburg. This is our technology and development headquarters, where our core engineering team builds and maintains the platform.

Coming Soon

Coming Soon

Expanding to more cities across Africa. Join us on this journey.

By the Numbers

Transforming mobility across Africa, one ride at a time

40M+
Drivers & Riders

Across Africa's informal transport sector

$50B+
Annual Payments

Generated by informal transport annually

5+
Countries
 

With active operations and growing

75%
Higher Earnings

Average increase for BaraBara drivers