AGS NEWS – Uber, the popular e-hailing company operating in Nigeria, is at risk of facing a driver boycott as it seeks a three-month extension to comply with a data-sharing agreement signed with the Lagos State Government in 2001. Reliable … Continue reading Uber drivers threaten boycott as company seeks data-sharing compliance extension
Sudan’s ongoing war has devastated road transportation, leaving truck drivers like Mahana Abdelrahman stranded and jobless. The conflict, which erupted in April and quickly escalated, has killed thousands and displaced millions. Abdelrahman, who has been a lorry driver for two … Continue reading Sudanese drivers left idle as war halts transportation
E- drivers in Nigeria, organized under the Amalgamated Union Of App-Based Transport Workers Of Nigeria (AUATWON), have initiated a strike to protest against low fares and high commission rates imposed by Uber and Bolt, the country’s leading ride-hailing service providers. … Continue reading Bolt and Uber drivers commence strike over low fares and 25% commission rate
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