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YegoMoto's Karanvir Singh on surfing the mobility wave to launch an ambitious platform play
Kigali-based Singaporean, Karanvir Singh, is the CEO and MD of Yego Innovision Ltd\u2014 a company which has launched a cashless transport service called YegoMoto in Rwanda, which is essentially an 'Uber for motorcycle taxis' or "motos" as they are commonly called. \n\nIn this conversation with Andile Masuku \u2013 taped at the Africa Tech Summit Kigali 2018 (www.africatechsummit.com/kigali/) \u2013 Karanvir fields questions about surfing the global mobility wave to launch an ambitious platform play with the potential to become a ubiquitous part of Rwandan civic life\u2014 a prospect that has some people worried about issues like data privacy, given YegoMoto's pretty cosy relationship with the Rwandan government.