Uber is in trouble again. This time, France is the country. Taxi drivers in France are blocking roads to Paris airports in protest of @Uber pic.twitter.com/c5daYs0h78 — BuzzFeed News (@BuzzFeedNews) June 25, 2015 Via NPR: Cab drivers in France and elsewhere have become increasingly vocal critics of Uber, which they see as having an unfair... Read More

June 10, 2015

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Meet the man who makes millions and drives a taxi

A.J. Francis is an American Football player. He is set to earn $510,000 (N102,000,000) this year as a reserve defensive tackle for the Miami Dolphins. A.J. Francis is also a taxi driver on the side. Yes, a taxi driver. He wanted some extra spending money, so in April he became a driver for hire with... Read More

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February 6, 2015

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Must Reads: Hard-Charging Uber tries olive branch, All talk but no peace: South Sudan’s stumbling talks + more

All talk but no peace: South Sudan’s stumbling talks. Yahoo News Hard-Charging Uber tries olive branch. NYTimes.com ‘There are few easy answers when it comes to infrastructure investment’. The Economist What the Warren Commission Didn’t Know – Philip Shenon. POLITICO Magazine 90 per cent of AU decisions have not been implemented. The East Africa Guns,... Read More

Philip Shenon, politico, South Sudan, Uber, Warren Commission

January 16, 2015

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Why Uber’s imminent Nairobi launch could be its best move in Africa yet

by Muyiwa Matuluko TechMoran reports that Uber, the disruptive luxury taxi e-Hailing service will launch in Nairobi this January. This is coming after several months of speculation about the San Francisco based startup’s intention to expand to Kenya’s capital city. Uber is currently present in 6 continents across 53 cities, including 5 African cities – Cairo,... Read More

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French taxi drivers violently protest Uber

Meet the man who makes millions and drives a taxi

Must Reads: Hard-Charging Uber tries olive branch, All talk but no peace: South Sudan’s stumbling talks + more

Why Uber’s imminent Nairobi launch could be its best move in Africa yet

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