A diasporan has a ride booking application in Harare with a fleet of 50 cars. He has invested $33 000 into the app and plans to pump in $50 ...
A diasporan has a ride booking application in Harare with a fleet of 50 cars. He has invested $33 000 into the app and plans to pump in $50 000 for its expansion to Bulawayo and the rest of Zimbabwe.ImotaCars set up by Wayne Moyo (27) operates in a similar manner to Uber.
“ImotaCars is a ride booking app that allows users to book a ride in Zimbabwe in a matter of minutes. It’s a free app, which is available on bit iOS and Android phones. We are looking to partner with local taxi companies in Zimbabwe to empower local businesses. The benefits of the app are that you will be able to see who your driver is and their car details on the app,” said Moyo.
Moyo was born Bulawayo and moved to the UK in 2001. He said he ventured into business when he was 18 and started his own graphics design company at the age of 22.
“I started a few tech projects when I was at Birmingham City University. During this time, I taught myself how to code websites, apps, and started my own graphics design company in London at the age of 22, which slowly expanded to become a consumer electronics company (Cenius), which produced its own brand of Android tablets and headphones,” he said.
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