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Nigeria's gig economy is supporting three million workers and generating $5.1 billion, with 95% of ride-hailing drivers reporting improved living standards. Despite the growth, women represent just 4% of drivers, pointing to untapped potential in the sector.
Ride-hailing drivers in Indonesia and the Philippines can now rent electric vehicles for as little as $1 per day, lowering the barrier to clean transportation. The program includes free charging through 2029, helping drivers save on fuel costs while reducing emissions.
Uber partnered with fintech platform Fido to offer Ghanaian drivers instant loans without collateral, helping them cover fuel, repairs, and other expenses. The partnership also includes free insurance, discounted data, and flexible savings options.
Gig workers in Nigeria can now access healthcare for just $1 a month through a partnership between ride-hailing app inDrive and healthtech startup Heala. The move addresses a critical gap for thousands of drivers who work long hours without employer benefits.
Ride-hailing drivers in Nigeria can now see doctors and get prescriptions for just $1 a month without ever leaving their cars. The new service solves a major problem for drivers who work long hours with no employer benefits.
Bolt just became the first major ride-hailing company to officially register under South Africa's new transport rules, setting a safety standard for the entire industry. The move brings drivers, riders, and regulators closer to a safer, more accountable future.
After a Nigerian driver's murder was captured on camera and led to arrests within days, South African ride-hailing drivers are turning dash cams into standard safety equipment. The technology shift is saving lives by deterring crime and providing crucial evidence when attacks occur.
Uber is putting $100 million into electric vehicle charging stations designed specifically for self-driving robotaxis in three major US cities. The move signals the ride-hailing giant's commitment to a future where autonomous vehicles power its platform.
Nigerian ride-hailing drivers are receiving cars they can own through a $100 million partnership between LagRide and United Bank for Africa. The Drive To Own program rewards top-performing drivers with a path from renting to ownership.
A fintech company is transforming lives across Africa by helping ride-hailing drivers own brand-new vehicles through affordable daily payments. Over 1,000 drivers have already financed their path to ownership since launch.
A Nigerian startup is transforming Lagos traffic into opportunity by turning ride-hailing cars into moving billboards. After government pushback killed their original vision, three founders pivoted to help brands reach millions stuck in daily gridlock.