The emergence of new ride share services like Uber is threatening livelihoods of traditional taxi drivers in many parts of the world. The mobile phone app enables passengers to hail private cars quickly and efficiently while processing their payment automatically. From Washington, CCTV's Daniel Ryntjes reports that a Ghanaian entrepreneur is using his business acumen to help the traditional taxi drivers fight back.
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