Karauri, Quiver owner grab a quarter of matatu insurance market

Author: Patrick AlushulaPublished on: October 22, 2026Country: Kenya

Business & Economy

Karauri, Quiver owner grab a quarter of matatu insurance market

An insurer backed by Peter Mbugua, owner of Quiver Lounge & Grill, and Ronald Karauri, SportPesa’s CEO, now holds a quarter of Kenya’s matatu insurance market. The company reached that share about 18 months after entering the business. Its growth is intensifying competition with established insurers.

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