YANGO Country Manager Kabanda Chewe says the ride-hailing company is aware of the increase in fuel pump prices and is working hard every day to find ways for its drivers to thrive. Chewe, however, notes that ride-hailing can only exist as a sustainable business when the price is appealing, arguing that price fluctuations deter customers. On Monday, several Yango drivers in Lusaka protested against poor conditions of service by the international ride-hailing company, lamenting that ride fares had remained the same despite fuel pump prices going up. Commenting on this in an interview, Chewe assured that Yango would continue working on strategies to keep the business sustainable for its partners. “We will continue to work on strategies to keep the...