Feature: Kenya's e-commerce surges amid COVID-19 pandemic


By Bai LinUnreguser
  • World
  • Tuesday, 10 Nov 2020

NAIROBI, Nov. 9 (Xinhua) -- The motorbike rider carrying a box branded the name of a global fast-food chain maneuvered between vehicles stuck in a traffic jam in Kenya's capital Nairobi about noon on Monday.

It was evident that he was rushing to deliver lunch, ordered online, by workers in the city.

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