E-hailing drivers are not independent contractors if they don’t control prices and make decisions – SA union leader
The question of how to classify e-hailing drivers has continued to rage, with platforms like Uber, Bolt and…
Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha went from 31k to 6.8m Instagram followers overnight; may earn $68,000 per post
Vozinha, the goalkeeper of Cape Verde’s national football team, has emerged as the player with the most followers…
Lagride gives out new cars to 10 drivers in the second batch of drive-to-own scheme
Lagride, the Lagos state-backed e-mobility company, has handed over vehicle keys to 10 drivers in the second batch…
59% of Nigerian TikTok users follow football as 64% of women access sports through TikTok
TikTok is quickly becoming a platform for sports lovers in Nigeria, as data has shown that 59 per…
Supporting Africa at the 2026 World Cup will cost travelling fans £23,000 – Report
Fans of African countries supporting their countries at the 2026 World Cup would spend approximately £23,000 (N41.7m) to…
Nigeria’s LemFi and BFREE raised 30% of $135m total by African startups in May
Nigerian financial technology company LemFi was one of the pearls of the African funding scene in May, contributing…
Fact Check: Is Trevor Noah’s claim that Nigerian drivers gamed Uber’s 100% bonus true?
A few days ago, global comic sensation Trevor Noah set Nigerian social media talking after he claimed that…
Lagos drivers protest Uber, Bolt and inDrive’s refusal to implement mandatory health insurance
E-hailing drivers in Lagos have embarked on a rally to protest the refusal of app companies Uber, Bolt…
2026 FIFA World Cup: Here are 5 tech updates you should look out for
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is upon us. This edition, hosted by Canada, Mexico and the USA, is…
“Can a women-only e-hailing app survive in Nigeria?”- We asked female drivers
"From experience, some women don’t like a fellow woman driver. Most of the cancellations I got always come from my gender, and they always have this to say: 'I don’t want woman wahala o'. - One female driver said.
