Kekeh Captain
Women who drive Monrovia forward.
Our drivers
The women behind the wheel
Kekeh driving in Monrovia was almost entirely a men's job. Our 30 drivers are changing that, and earning a steady income while they do.
What Lease-to-Use gives a driver
A driver pays one fixed fee of $10 a day. She keeps everything she earns above it: on average $10.36 a day.
No loan, no deposit
She starts driving without buying a vehicle or taking on debt.
No fuel bill
Charging is included, powered by our solar station.
Insured and maintained
Insurance and repairs are part of the daily fee.
Trained and supported
Safe driving, customer service and basic maintenance, with a Kekeh Captain to turn to.
Their stories
Kekeh Captain
Hawa
Kekeh Captain
Lydia
A job with a future
Driving is the first step. As the fleet grows, drivers can move into leadership or technical roles.
- Step 1DriverTraining, a vehicle and a shift schedule
- Step 2Kekeh CaptainCoordinates drivers, vehicles and shifts
- Step 3aTechnicianMaintains vehicles and batteries
- Step 3bFleet managerRuns a charging and service station
Safe at work
We asked our drivers about harassment on the job, and we are turning their answers into a protection policy: clear reporting, quick support and consequences for offenders.
Read our safeguarding policy →Want to drive with us?
We train women in Monrovia with no driving experience needed.
Apply to become a driverLet's roll!