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Uber leaves two key African markets — and their drivers in despair
Nigeria says 2 of its nationals killed in South Africa as anti-migrant tensions flare
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WorldPingNigeria says two nationals have been killed in South Africa as tensions run high over anti-immigrant protests there…
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Uber's departure from Nigeria and Uganda has left countless customers high and dry. But what about drivers? With fuel prices, maintenance, and other operating costs rising, many say they're struggling to make a living.
Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by Deutsche Welle
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