In Cotonou, Benin’s capital, it is estimated that there are more than 250,000 motorcycle taxi drivers, known as zemidjan. Because of the difficulties they face when maintaining their gasoline-powered motorcycles, many are now switching to electric two-wheelers.
2022/08/05/in-benin-cotonou-residents-join-the-electric-motorcycle-revolution
2022/08/05/in-benin-cotonou-residents-join-the-electric-motorcycle-revolution
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