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Is Bolt Kenya Going Under?

Bolt Kenya formerly Taxify is probably going under as per the events that have been secretly whispered to the editor of this site. According to sources, the company has been secretly moving out their furniture secretly from Azuru Towers raising suspicion as to what that may be going on. In March 2019, Taxify rebrande

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Bolt Kenya formerly Taxify is probably going under as per the events that have been secretly whispered to the editor of this site. According to sources, the company has been secretly moving out their furniture secretly from Azuru Towers raising suspicion as to what that may be going on. In March 2019, Taxify rebranded to “Bolt” in what they described as a move made in preparation for “its next stage of growth”. Just recently, the company ventured into the electronic scooter business getting rid of the word “Taxi” was believed to be a decision meant to show consumers that the company would be providing multiple transportation options beyond private cars. According to co-founder Markus Villig, the rebrand from Taxify to Bolt was serving a few...

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