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Why is Uber pulling out of some African markets?
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Uber is leaving Nigeria and Uganda due to growing challenges in making ride-hailing work in Africa.
The company ended its operations in Nigeria and Uganda on September 2, citing a review of its business priorities.
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Key Takeaways
- The decision follows a review of business priorities
- Uber had a 12-year run in Nigeria and about a decade in Uganda
- The company did not provide specific reasons for the Nigeria exit
- The pullouts follow a series of exits from African markets
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Impact on ride-hailing market in Africa
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- Sep 11Al Jazeera: Uber’s exits from Nigeria and Uganda highlight the growing challenges of making ride-hailing work in Africa.
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