As Uber exits Uganda’s ride-hailing market, mobility platform Little has moved to reassure customers and driver-partners of its long-term commitment to the country.
Little, one of Africa’s mobility platforms, said it is strengthening its presence in Uganda by focusing on reliable, convenient and accessible transport services.
In a statement issued on September 4, 2026, Little said Uganda’s changing mobility needs require transport services that customers can depend on for everyday journeys, including commuting to work, business meetings and travelling to the airport.
Casper Njoga, Little Uganda Country Manager, said the company intends to build a mobility service that responds to the needs of both passengers and drivers.
“Mobility is not simply about getting from one point to another. It is about giving people the confidence to plan their day knowing they have access to transport they can depend on,” Njoga said.
The company is also positioning itself as an alternative for drivers, offering what it describes as the lowest commission rates in the market and instant access to earnings.
A Little driver-partner said the platform has created more earning opportunities while providing flexibility and faster access to income.
Little said it will continue investing in platform accessibility, service quality and strategic partnerships as it expands its footprint in Uganda.