Uber's Exit From Nigeria, Uganda Leaves Drivers Struggling, Report Finds
Rising fuel prices and maintenance costs have made it hard for many drivers to earn a living after the company's departure, according to Deutsche Welle.
Uber's departure from Nigeria and Uganda has left countless customers without service and many drivers struggling to make a living amid rising fuel prices and maintenance costs, Deutsche Welle reported.
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- Uber leaves 2 key African markets — and drivers in despair — Deutsche Welle — English
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