Uber Technologies Inc. is shutting down its operations in Nigeria and Uganda, ending more than a decade in both markets as the ride-hailing company cuts about 3,300 jobs and shifts investment toward autonomous mobility. The exits take effect Wednesday, September 2. Uber launched in Nigeria in 2014 and Uganda in...

Tech

How to Buy Airtel Airtime from M-Pesa Using Pesapal Paybill 220220

Acronis, GoDaddy unite to build schools in Sierra Leone

UAE-based SQUATWOLF raises $30 million to support identified expansion...

New Bluetooth Drawing Tablet Launches: Making Digital Art More Accessible Than...

Safaricom’s myCounty App Launched in Elgeyo Marakwet to Digitise County Services

Communications Authority launches 6th edition of Kuza Awards to promote excellence...

Vantage Capital buys €30m stake in Morocco-based distributor of medical...

Bolt unveils its Women in Tech internship program edition 3

Jambo Care, a medical language translation app beats 16 other innovations...

Kenya Power Appoints Dr. Joseph Siror as its New MDr &...

Everything to Know About Safaricom 4G Wi-Fi Home Internet Package

Featured

Uber Exits Nigeria and Uganda, Cuts 3,300 Jobs in Shift Toward...

WIOCC Raises $300M from AFC and Vision Invest to Accelerate Expansion...

How Zero-Fee Digital Transactions Are Changing Customer Loyalty in Banking

Uganda, Kenya Target Tourism Investment, Innovation and Regional Mobility

Uber Exits Nigeria and Uganda, Cuts 3,300 Jobs in Shift Toward...

Editor Picks

How to Buy Airtel Airtime from M-Pesa Using Pesapal Paybill 220220

How AI Is Changing the Cybersecurity Battle in Kenya

Two Flexitech Directors Arrested Over Alleged $242,000 Misappropriation

Popular Posts

IT Guru Attempts To Crack Secret Safaricom Scratch Card Code

How To Make Your Phone Busy When Someone Calls

Ampion among winners of the 2015 Innovation Ecosystem Awards

Popular Category

ABOUT US

Business & Partnerships: [email protected]

Tips, Events & Editorial: [email protected]