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📰 News14 March 2026·2 min read·

BuuPass Founder Sonia Kabra on Building Kenya's Bus-Tech Platform from India to Nairobi

Source: techcabal

Sonia Kabra, founder of Kenyan bus-tech platform BuuPass, grew up in Jalgaon, a small town in India, before relocating to Nairobi to build her company. BuuPass has grown into one of East Africa's leading digital transport ticketing platforms, connecting passengers with intercity bus operators. Kabra's journey reflects a broader trend of diaspora and immigrant entrepreneurs driving tech innovation across Africa.

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