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The realities of African female gig and platform workers

For many young workers, digital platforms have created new careers and provided an in-road to a burgeoning digital economy.

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BBC World Service - World Business Report, IMF says a third of the global economy will be in recession next year

The IMF has warned that "the worst is yet to come" for the global economy.

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Africa's digital business: The women swapping shops for smartphones

Three African women explain how they have boosted their income by going digital since the start of Covid.

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Africa's digital business: The women swapping shops for smartphones

Three African women explain how they have boosted their income by going digital since Covid.

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African book clubs are bringing together readers from across the world


African book clubs are bringing together readers from across the world
CNN
5 hrs ago
© Fifo Adebakin and Iyesogie
Going to university 4,000 miles from the place she grew up wasn't easy for 22-year-old Ayobami Lawal.
She was raised in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, and at the age of 17 moved to the UK, where she's now studying chemical engineering at the University of Bath. Looking for a way to feel more connected to home, Lawal discovered an online book club, the Happy Noisemaker, based in Nigeria.
"I figured that the people attending would be similar to me, and I wouldn't feel so foreign," she tells CNN.

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