3 Minutes With 15 July 2021 3 minutes with Edukasyon.ph founder Henry Motte-Muñoz Founder, Edukasyon.ph 🇵🇭 By Yinka Adegoke
Report 6 July 2021 Tech contractors are organizing and facing violent threats in the Philippines “It’s like a death sentence.” By Vittoria Elliott
Ideas 1 July 2021 How Nigeria can solve its tech talent gap Nigeria is becoming a fintech powerhouse, but a lack of employees is holding startups back. By Olayinka David-West and Ibukun Taiwo
Report 24 June 2021 The Chinese content farms behind Factory TikTok How workers manufacturing products like aloe jelly and gardening gloves also became the influencers selling them. By Andrew Deck
Report 4 June 2021 Taiwanese gig workers want a national union. It won’t be easy A small group of drivers is trying to build a labor movement to help regulate food delivery platforms. By Vittoria Elliott and William Yang
Report 28 May 2021 Didi’s arrival is more bad news for South Africa’s taxi drivers Uber has a minority stake in Didi Chuxing, which has a stake in Bolt. Now all three of them will compete for riders in South Africa By Onke Ngcuka
Report 27 May 2021 Dubai is a paradise for “digital nomads”— and hell for low-wage gig workers The UAE has eased visa requirements for white-collar freelancers, but migrant gig workers struggle. By Meaghan Tobin and Roohan Ahmed
Report 18 May 2021 “Only Gojek knows this mystery” Indonesian ride-hailing giant Gojek uses a complex system of reward and punishment to motivate its drivers, but its contractors say that it is exploitative. By Dyna Rochmyaningsih
Report 13 May 2021 “For them you’re not a human being”: Meet the migrants answering phones for Big Tech After moving to Greece to work for call center giant Teleperformance, workers say they were exploited. By Moira Lavelle
News 7 May 2021 Indian delivery giant touts pandemic profits— while drivers suffer through a deadly second wave Ahead of its IPO, Zomato drivers are paying for their own masks and sanitizer. By Nilesh Christopher and Meaghan Tobin
