NAIROBI, Kenya- Kenya’s Airtel has teamed up with Moja Expressway Company, the Chinese firm managing the 27.1 km Nairobi Expressway, to simplify toll fee payments for motorists.
This partnership introduces Airtel Money as a new payment option, promising users a smoother journey through the expressway’s exits.
“Airtel is thrilled to provide a convenient and efficient solution for our customers,” said Anne Kinuthia-Otieno, Managing Director of Airtel Money Kenya. “This collaboration aligns perfectly with our commitment to enhancing user experience for our growing customer base.”
Airtel Money joins the list of toll payment methods on the Nairobi Expressway, a game-changer for Kenya’s transport network.
The road, built by China Road and Bridge Corporation and managed by Moja Expressway, handles over 70,000 vehicles daily.
Motorists can now settle toll fees directly through Airtel Money at expressway exits, reducing wait times and offering a hassle-free alternative to traditional methods.
Beyond convenience, the partnership marks an important milestone for Airtel Money, enabling it to expand its service portfolio and appeal to Kenya’s rapidly growing mobile money user base.
Steve Zhao, CEO of Moja Expressway Company, highlighted the firm’s dedication to innovation in its service delivery.
“The addition of Airtel Money as a payment option underscores our promise to enhance the commuter experience. We aim to provide flexibility and comfort for all expressway users by introducing diverse, innovative payment methods,” Zhao stated.
The Nairobi Expressway continues to revolutionize travel for Kenyan motorists, offering significantly reduced travel times and stimulating economic opportunities like new commuter bus routes.
This partnership between Airtel Money and Moja Expressway reflects a broader push for digital solutions in Kenya’s transport sector. With mobile money services like Airtel Money taking center stage, commuters can look forward to a more seamless and efficient journey.
