At dawn on the congested arteries of Accra, commercial motorbikes and delivery fleets zip through traffic, powering the heartbeat of urban commerce. For years, the story of these drivers was defined by a brutal financial squeeze, where surging petroleum prices and mounting maintenance costs ate away at most of their daily earnings. Yet across Africa, […]
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