Keke drivers, or operators of tricycles commonly known as "kekes" in parts of Africa, often face significant challenges when attempting to establish and sustain a non-profit business model. This document explores the issues that contribute to these struggles and offers insights into potential solutions. Economic Challenges High Operational Costs Keke drivers typically encounter high operational costs, including fuel, maintenance, and repairs. These expenses can be overwhelming, particularly when the intention is to operate as a non-profit. The cost of spare parts and the frequency of repairs due to poor road conditions further strain their finances. Limited Access to Financial Resources Access to credit and financial support is often limited for keke drivers. Without sufficient funding, it becomes difficult to cover daily expenses, invest in vehicle maintenance, or expand services. This financial constraint is a major barrier to sustaining a non-profit model. Regulatory and...
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