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Be it laundry, car repair or carpentry, Kenyans are looking for service providers every day. This demand pushed a local techie to come with an online service marketplace, where service providers list services and are linked to clients. As Edward Chweya tells us, Balozy connects different professionals to potential clients through geofencing.
| Made In Kenya | Balozy marketplace linking clients with service providers
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