Uber's fourth African market exit in a year exposes a business model that never fit two of the continent's toughest ride-hailing economies, leaving room for local entrepreneurs to build something that does.
Uber has shut down ride-hailing in Nigeria and Uganda. The exit, effective September 2, ends 22 years of combined operations in two of the company’s oldest African markets. It is...
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by Maurice O. Ndole
by Maurice O. Ndole
