News 27 May 2022 Lagos government says inDriver and Rida are operating unlicensed ride-hailing services Officials cited "security threats," but the move comes amid intensified scrutiny over tech companies operating without offices in Nigeria. By Abubakar Idris
Reports 24 May 2022 Rappi se expande a los servicios médicos con una diferencia: los repartidores tienen derechos Laboratorios médicos usan la app para agendar pruebas y vacunas en casa, entregándolas por medio de personal médico calificado. By Daniela Dib and Tamlin Magee
Reports 23 May 2022 Rappi does healthcare with one slight difference: Workers have rights Health companies are using Latin America's largest last-mile app, Rappi, to book at-home medical services with certified health workers to conduct them. By Daniela Dib and Tamlin Magee
Reports 20 May 2022 The scandal at Nigerian unicorn Flutterwave is the tip of a toxic iceberg Tech workers say Nigeria’s startup sector is due a work culture reckoning. By Abubakar Idris and Yinka Adegoke
Reports 5 May 2022 Tech workers in Latin America want to make Spanish the primary language of programming Non-English speaking developers are getting more coding jobs than ever — but Spanish can only get them so far. By Leo Schwartz
Reports 28 April 2022 Inside the scandal at Flutterwave, Nigeria’s fintech champion Former employees allege bullying, mismanagement and serious administrative errors at the startup, which is valued at more than $3 billion. By Abubakar Idris
Reports 27 April 2022 Latin American startups fail to grant employees stock, a Rest of World survey shows Tech companies’ stinginess with equity as compensation risks stalling the whole ecosystem. By Leo Schwartz
In Frame 14 April 2022 Meet the off-screen workers who keep the adult webcam industry running In Colombia, camming monitors train models, translate chats, and provide tech support. By Sophie Foggin and Vittoria Elliott
News 13 April 2022 TikTok’s unsigned musician incubator gets mixed reviews from artists SoundOn represents ByteDance’s latest foray into the music industry. By Andrew Deck and Helen Li
News 31 March 2022 China’s gig workers pay a heavy price for the country’s zero-Covid policy Some gig workers sleep on the streets to avoid lockdowns, while factory workers struggle to get by. By Meaghan Tobin and Viola Zhou
