We've been growing quickly and gaining attention from newsrooms around the world. Here's what they've been saying.
Reuters reports on how Braiding Nairobi is helping local braiders bridge the digital gender gap and reach new clients.
“In this app, everything is convenient — the prices, the style, the client needs. For me, it's working and growing very fast.”
News24 covers the platform empowering Nairobi's braiders with transparent pricing and direct bookings.
“…an even playing field where you don't have to be super proficient in Instagram and social media to be able to gain access to a wider web of customers.”
Kenya's Daily Nation spotlights how the app is reshaping the local braiding industry.
“Kenyan hair braider Jemima Atieno spent decades building her business in Nairobi's bustling Kenyatta market, only to lose ground to social media after the pandemic.”
Featured as part of a National Geographic Storytelling Fellowship documenting the craft and culture of braiding.
Deutsche Welle's video report on the women using technology to grow their braiding businesses across Nairobi.
“In Kenya's capital, an app is connecting hair stylists with customers. 'Braiding Nairobi' is empowering gig workers.”
