Ideas in motion

Practical thinking for the next era of African mobility.

Research, perspectives and field insight from AC Mobility, formerly AC Group.

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Tap&Go

AC Mobility urges Tap&Go users to register cards in three-month campaign

AC Mobility is urging Tap&Go cardholders to register their cards in their own names during a three-month campaign running from October to December 2026 at Nyabugogo, Downtown, Kimironko, Kabuga and Nyanza bus parks. The Tap&Go ku mutima campaign aims to protect customer funds, improve the accuracy of cardholder information and ensure that customers retain access […]

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Tap&Go

Tap&Go explained: Your guide to easier journeys

Buying a card, registering it and topping up before travelling can make everyday journeys easier. Following our earlier article, Tap&Go and the myth that surrounds it, this updated guide answers common questions about using Tap&Go in Kigali and for upcountry travel. What is Tap&Go? Tap&Go is AC Mobility’s public transport payment and ticketing service. In […]

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AC Mobility

Building Capability Across AC Mobility

Learning and development helps staff build the knowledge and skills needed to carry out daily responsibilities. At AC Mobility, an ongoing initiative has focused on digital communication, performance reviews and supervisory practice. Each subject relates to how colleagues coordinate work, understand expectations and contribute to service delivery. Learning sessions have taken place in March, May, […]

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Gambia Transport Delegation Visits AC Mobility

A delegation from The Gambia’s transport sector visited AC Mobility in Kigali on 31 August 2026, as part of a study visit organised by Rwanda Cooperation, to learn about Rwanda’s public transport technology and operations. Led by the Ministry of Transport, Works and Infrastructure, the delegation received demonstrations of bus validators and Point-of-Sale ticketing devices, […]

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AC Mobility Welcomes Two Apprentices Under Quality Apprenticeship Programme

AC Mobility has welcomed two apprentices for a six-month placement under the Quality Apprenticeship Programme, delivered in partnership with SolvIt Africa and the Rwanda TVET Board. The initiative places apprentices in real workplace settings, allowing them to apply classroom learning and gain hands-on ICT experience. AC Mobility is one of 25 host companies taking part, […]

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