Zumi shuts down again, letting go of 150 employees
Kenyan startup Zumi is shutting down and letting go of 150 people due to its inability to raise the funding necessary funding.
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Kenyan startup Zumi is shutting down and letting go of 150 people due to its inability to raise the funding necessary funding.
More than 900 tech companies collectively fired 150,000 employees globally in 2022.
At least six Kenya-based start-ups closed shop this year due to a number of threats, including lack of financing and pandemic woes.
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