Uber wants court to nullify Kenya’s new ride-hailing law that caps service fee at 18%

Uber has appealed to Kenya’s apex court to annul the new digital taxi-hailing regulations claiming that some aspects are unconstitutional, discriminatory, discouraging to foreign investments, and infringing on its rights and those of its riders and partners.
The regulations, set to come into effect in a few weeks, have been in development since 2016 when drivers protesting a 35% commuter price reduction by Uber, caught the attention of lawmakers.
In court files seen by TechCrunch, Uber is contesting Kenya’s decision to cap commission charged per ride at 18% and evaluate pricing structur

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