Sunday, October 25, 2026
  • About
  • Advertise
  • Careers
  • Contact
NewsTrendsKE
  • Business
  • Deals
  • Investments
  • Real Estate
  • Economy
  • OpEds
  • Lifestyle
  • Sustainability
  • Women in Business
  • Technology
    • Phones
No Result
View All Result
NewsTrendsKE
No Result
View All Result

Home » Business » Bolt rewards top-performing drivers at the third edition of the “Drive for a Prize” Campaign

Bolt rewards top-performing drivers at the third edition of the “Drive for a Prize” Campaign

Queen Amber by Queen Amber
1 year ago
in Business
Reading Time: 2 mins read
A A
Bolt Rewards Drivers
Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on WhatsApp

Bolt, the leading on-demand mobility platform, has today hosted the third edition of “Drive for a Prize” campaign to celebrate and reward top-performing driver partners on the platform. The event, held in partnership with various partners underscores Bolt’s commitment to driver empowerment and recognition, while strengthening engagement within its driver community.

The initiative aims to spotlight the outstanding contributions of drivers, who form the backbone of Bolt’s operations, while reinforcing the company’s dedication to creating opportunities that uplift and reward its driver partners.

Also Read

Bolt

Bolt Kenya Is Not Leaving: What the Fake Exit Notice Reveals About Driver Frustrations

2 June 2026
Bolt

Bolt adjusts fares by 6% to support driver earnings amid rising fuel costs

13 May 2026
Load More

Dimmy Kanyankole, General Manager Rides, Kenya said: “Drivers on our platform are more than just partners; they are at the core of our business and the communities we serve. Their resilience, dedication, and service excellence make mobility seamless for thousands of Kenyans every day. With ‘Drive for a Prize,’ we are not only celebrating their success but also affirming our ongoing commitment to support, empower, and reward the people who make Bolt possible.”

The highlight of the event was the recognition of top drivers across various categories, with prizes ranging from travel experiences courtesy of ViuTravel to exclusive fuel vouchers from Total Kenya, among other prizes.

One of the top winners, Evans Mutwol, who won a family trip and car accessories, expressed his gratitude: “I never imagined that my hard work would be celebrated this way. Driving with Bolt has given me the flexibility to provide for my family, and today’s recognition shows that Bolt truly values its drivers. Winning this prize motivates me to keep giving my best to riders every day.”

Another award recipient, Serah Njoki Esther added: “This award means so much to me because it shows that consistency and commitment don’t go unnoticed. It’s not just about the prize, but the respect and appreciation we feel as drivers. Thank you to Bolt and the partners for standing with us.”

Through this rewards campaign Bolt continues to create tangible benefits for drivers while reinforcing its leadership in driver-centric initiatives. Over the years, Bolt has introduced various driver welfare initiatives, from financial literacy and health access to community building and entrepreneurial support. Bolt continues to provide general driver safety and wellbeing initiatives, and creates a platform that truly values the people who keep us moving.

The “Drive for a Prize” program forms part of Bolt’s broader driver rewards strategy to not only improve driver earnings and welfare but also cultivate a thriving driver community across Kenya.

Tags: Bolt
Previous Post

How TikTok for Artists is Unlocking New Opportunities for Kenyan Music

Next Post

Xbox Game Camp Returns to Africa for Third Year

Related Posts

Bolt
National

Bolt Kenya Is Not Leaving: What the Fake Exit Notice Reveals About Driver Frustrations

2 June 2026
Bolt
Deal

Bolt adjusts fares by 6% to support driver earnings amid rising fuel costs

13 May 2026
Business

Bolt Ride-Hailing in Kenya Boosts Driver Incomes and Livelihoods, Report Shows

19 March 2026
Bolt
Sustainability

Bolt says one in four EVs in Kenya now operate on its platform

9 February 2026
Glovo

Glovo Eyes Expansion Beyond Nairobi with KSh 10 Billion Investment as Online Orders Surge 40%

23 October 2026
ImpalaRugbyFloodlit

Safaricom sends KES 1 Million Sponsorship for 2026 Impala Floodlit Tournament

23 October 2026
Naivas TVET

Naivas Partners with Seven TVET Institutions, Offers Jobs to Over 300 Kenyan Youths

23 October 2026
From L to R: Prof. Jessie Githang'a, Kenya Team Leader for the Early Warning Signs and Symptoms (EWSS) Project; Dr Joyfrida Chepchumba, Childhood Cancer Focal Person at the Ministry of Health; and Dr Doreen Karimi-Mutua, Paediatric Haematologist-Oncologist at Gertrude's Children's Hospital and Principal Investigator of the research, discuss key takeaways during the preliminary dissemination of research findings for the study on Factors Influencing Health-Seeking Behaviour Among Caregivers of Children with Cancer in Kenya, held at PrideInn Azure, Nairobi.

Financial and Geographical Barriers Keep Caregivers from Seeking Timely Childhood Cancer Care in Kenya, Study Reveals

22 October 2026
Pink Polo Tournament

Mercedes-Benz Announced Official Car Sponsor of the Pink Polo Tournament

22 October 2026

TECNO, Safaricom Partner to Expand Access to 5G Smartphones in Kenya

19 October 2026
NewsTrendsKE

NewsTrendsKE

NewsTrendsKE: the business intelligence read for Kenya's decision-makers.

Follow us on social media:

  • About
  • Advertise
  • Careers
  • Contact

©2026 NewsTrendsKE.

No Result
View All Result
  • Business
  • Deals
  • Investments
  • Real Estate
  • Economy
  • OpEds
  • Lifestyle
  • Sustainability
  • Women in Business
  • Technology
    • Phones

©2026 NewsTrendsKE.

Go to mobile version