Uber entered Kenya in 2015 and is one of the leading ride-hailing platforms in the country, competing with Estonian firm Bolt, Russia’s inDrive, Rwanda’s Yego and local players Little and Faras.

Uber is undergoing one of the biggest strategic shifts in its history and redirects billions of dollars towards autonomous ...

Financial analysts and economists have explained why multinational companies continue to leave Nigeria, with global e-hailing ...

The ride-hailing company has ceased operations in Nigeria and Uganda with immediate effect. In Nigeria, the competition ...

Uber’s exit from Nigeria has left more than a gap in the ride-hailing market. It has created an immediate question for ...

Uber is leaving Nigeria and Uganda while cutting 3,300 jobs and investing more than $10 billion in autonomous vehicles.

The company, which began offering new cars to Nigerian Uber drivers five years ago, is set to leave the country as Uber’s shock exit makes its business untenable.

On September 2, 2026, after twelve years in the country, Uber switched off its app in Nigeria and went home. It called the ...

FCCPC is investigating Uber's abrupt exit from Nigeria, probing its obligations to consumers amid unresolved transactions and ...

Uber’s exit from Nigeria is intensifying competition among ride-hailing firms and renewing focus on driver earnings and ...

Uber’s abrupt wind-down of Nigerian operations on 2 September 2026 after 12 years is not an evidence of a sudden ...

The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has opened an investigation into Uber’s decision to stop ...