Tuesday, Apr 20, 21

TERAWORK is fast becoming a home for African freelancers

In 2015, Femi Taiwo wasn’t planning to start a new company until he was duped by a company he outsourced a project to. Already behind schedule, he found a company online that claimed it could execute the project. In the end, they couldn’t deliver and wouldn’t refund his money. He eventually lost over ₦300,000 (at
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Andela moves beyond Africa, now accepts developers from Latin and South America

Andela, the company known for connecting African software developers to global clients, has expanded their talent pool to welcome Latin and South...

Uber and Bolt drivers in Lagos begin strike action today to protest “systemic slavery”

For Uber and Bolt drivers to make ₦15,000 ($36) in revenues daily, they have to spend a minimum of 10 hours on Lagos roads. Shonuga also estimates...

Nigerian university students grapple with high internet costs among other concerns

Written by Olamilekan Toyeeb Abolade, NACOS National President Mowa Ijasanmi is a university student in southwest Nigeria. She spends as much as ...

Egyptian eCommerce startup Kemitt raises six-figure funding

Kemitt, an e-commerce startup headquartered in Egypt, has secured an undisclosed six-figure amount in funding from a group of Saudi Angel investors....

TERAWORK is fast becoming a home for African freelancers